Taken By The Wolves

Author: Stephanie Brother
Genre(s): Romance | Erotic | New Adult | Paranormal
Total pages: 100
Taken By The Wolves

I didn’t know how dangerous the woods could be until three wolf shifters saved my life. Now they want to claim me as theirs.

I came to Braysville for lumber for my business. What I found was blood, shadows, and teeth. Chased through the forest and injured beyond walking, I’m rescued by wolves and a mysterious man, and carried to a remote cabin nestled deep in the trees.
My mother always warned me about strangers. She never mentioned how tempting they’d be…
Nixon, Reed, and Finn are not just ordinary men. They can shift into wolves, and they say I’m their fated mate.
Nixon is dark and brooding, his sapphire eyes glinting with barely restrained hunger.
Reed is reckless and wild, with a mischievous grin and a rough touch that makes me crave things I shouldn’t.
And Finn? He’s quiet strength and fierce devotion, with hands that build beautiful things and a mouth that threatens to ruin me.
They say I can’t leave until the danger passes. But the possessive, predatory way they watch me makes me wonder if I’ve traded one threat for another.
But just when I begin to surrender to the primal bond between us, I find an abandoned wolf-shifter cub in the woods—a little miracle.
I was told I could never have children. Now I have three wolves who would die to protect me… and a baby girl who might just be mine to protect in return.
Leaving means breaking my own heart.
But staying? That means choosing all of them and surrendering to their claim.
Because if I walk away now to return to my life and family, I don’t just lose my mates, I lose her.
And there are those who would do anything to own her.

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