Touch of the Wolf

by Susan Krinard

19th Century Werewolf (1)

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His heart could be captured--but his passion could never be tamed....From the acclaimed author of Prince of Shadows and Body and Soul comes the first novel in a powerful new trilogy, the story of a noble clan whose elegance belies a savage secret--and a man who will stop at nothing to preserve his family's dynasty forevermore--.Braden Forster, Earl of Greyburn, has devoted his life to restoring the purity of his clan's werewolf blood. He spent years searching in vain for a distant American show more cousin, a woman whose pure wolf bloodline is a vital link in his family's heritage. Braden had thought Cassidy Holt was lost forever--until she appeared one rainy night on the steps of his London mansion...her raven hair in disarray, her skin scented with sunlight and sagebrush. As Braden whisks young Cassidy to his family's secluded country estate, both can sense their undeniable attraction. But Cassidy soon learns that they can never satisfy their mutual passion; Braden has already betrothed her to another. Her only hope of claiming the one man she'll always love is to unravel the dark and lustful secrets of his past--. show less

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Braden is a werewolf who has been groomed by his grandfather to take over The Cause. Determined to reaffirm the werewolf's place in the world The Cause is the arranged marriages and breeding between pureblood wolves. Braden's own place as leader of the cause is his sole purpose in life since the death of his own chosen mate and an accident resulting in his blindness. Cassidy is a half werewolf who has been raised by humans on a ranch in New Mexico. Determined to learn more of her mother's people, the werewolves, she travels to England. When Braden learns of Cassidy's lineage he believes her place in The Cause is as the bride of his brother, Quentin. Unfortunately Braden's own attraction to Cassidy doesn't fit into his plans for her in show more The Cause.

I enjoyed this book very much. It was very engrossing and I had no trouble reading the entire story in two days. Although the storyline follows along a very familiar path with the hero denying his feelings for the heroine and so on it didn't feel redundant. I was pleased that the heroine, Cassidy, stayed true to herself and her beliefs throughout the story. I am looking forward to Susan Krinard's two other books in this trilogy involving Braden's younger siblings, the twin brother and sister, Quentin and Rowena.
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Trained for early childhood to sacrifice everything for his people and his grandfather's goals, Braden Forster, Earl of Greyburn is baffled and dismayed to discover that a young orphan's appeal may be enough to make him doubt himself.

I could not bring myself to finish this book. Not sure exactly why, it just didn't appeal.
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Touch of the Wolf

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Fiction and Literature, Romance, Fantasy
DDC/MDS
813.54Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English1900-19991945-1999
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PS3561 .R555Language and LiteratureAmerican literatureAmerican literatureIndividual authors1961-
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