Once a Wolf

Rowena Forester fled England to escape a marrage arranged by her brother for the purpose of keeping their werewolf bloodline pure. Across the sea in New York City Lady Rowena Forester disowned her werewolf blood to become an aristocratic lady welcomed in human society. Ironically the man her brother had betrothed her to was now her fiancee. He had also renounced his heritage and had risen to a position of power and control, a perfect match for Rowena, or so she thought. Tomas Randall, also known as the bandit, El Lobo, was determined to steal Rowena from her fiancee in retribution for stealing his land and murdering his family. Little did Tomas or Rowena suspect that when the bandit kidnapped the lady that there would come to be more show more than simple revenge between them.

After reading Touch of the Wolf, the first in this trilogy, I was unsure if I truly wanted to read Rowena's story. I did not particularly care for her character. However, Once a Wolf has proven to be almost as interesting a read. The story was fast moving and didn't start to lag until the ending. I am looking forward to reading the story of the third Forester sibling, Quentin, in Secret of the Wolf. show less