This book contains two separate stories, both of which have potential, but fell into just becoming lengthy short stories. Character development is kept to a minimum, and the only two characters reasonably fleshed out in the stories are the protagonist and their love interest. If you like werewolf supernatual stories, this is a nice romancey one to check out at your local library...it isn't necessarily one that you'll want to keep on your shelf and re-read after going through it once. (

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lookitisheef | Oct 22, 2008 |

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19th Century werewolf series (4.5|Omnibus 3 & 4)

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Packaged together for the first time, Call of the Wolf contains two of USA Today bestselling author Susan Krinard's sexiest supernatural novels.

In Secret of the Wolf, hypnotist Johanna Schell takes Quentin Foster under her care to discover if his claim to werewolf blood is just a delusion. But she is horrified to learn that, under hypnosis, this tender, thoughtful man becomes violent, vengeful, and evil. Now, to save him, she has no choice but to trust him, and even love him.

In To Catch a Wolf, wheelchair-bound Athena Munroe and convicted murderer Morgan Holt live on the fringes of both humanity and werewolf society. But their irresistible attraction to each other threatens to expose their true natures-and free their hearts.

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