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Finding the Texas Wolf
The Shadow Agency is on the case…
Investigator—and werewolf—Maggie Kinslow is used to uncovering secrets, but reporter Jake Cassell’s hoping to prove shapeshifters exist. To protect her kind, she must distract him…and keep their attraction from burning out of control!
Vampire Carmen Vargas must stop a terrorist group from unleashing a virus. Being undead makes her the perfect undercover operative, but her growing feelings for her handler, Rick Fallin, could endanger millions.
Investigator—and werewolf—Maggie Kinslow is used to uncovering secrets, but reporter Jake Cassell’s hoping to prove shapeshifters exist. To protect her kind, she must distract him…and keep their attraction from burning out of control!
Vampire Carmen Vargas must stop a terrorist group from unleashing a virus. Being undead makes her the perfect undercover operative, but her growing feelings for her handler, Rick Fallin, could endanger millions.
305 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 17, 2018
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About the author
Karen Whiddon
212 books132 followersKaren Whiddon spun fanciful tales for her younger brothers as early as the age of eleven. Growing up in the Catskill Mountains of New York, then the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, she found enough magic in the rugged peaks to keep her imagination fueled for years.
Now making her home in North Texas, she shares her life with her hero-like husband and three doting dogs. She writes paranormal tales for Harlequin Nocturne including the popular Pack series and romantic suspense stories for Harlequin Romantic Suspense.
She's also written Fae novels for Lovespell and a long time ago, she wrote five Precious Gem Romances for Kensington publishing. These she now owns again and has put them up for sale on Amazon.com among other places
Now making her home in North Texas, she shares her life with her hero-like husband and three doting dogs. She writes paranormal tales for Harlequin Nocturne including the popular Pack series and romantic suspense stories for Harlequin Romantic Suspense.
She's also written Fae novels for Lovespell and a long time ago, she wrote five Precious Gem Romances for Kensington publishing. These she now owns again and has put them up for sale on Amazon.com among other places
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May 13, 2018NCT #282
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As the Nocturne line is ending this year per the authors note she combined what would have been 2 books into 1. While this blended very well I am still going to separate them for my star rating as I would have given them 2 different ratings if they had been 2 books. So the couple that seemed to be introduced first was Maddie (Maggie on the back cover and Maddie in the book) and reporter Jake. This story was not a favorite at all and I would have rated their separate book as a 2 (possibly 2+) stars. The next couple would be Carmen and Rick. I enjoyed their story a bit more and would have given them alone a 3 star(possibly even 3+ stars). As the two books had to be combined who knows if they had been separated if things would have played out a little differently. It was appreciated, though, that they looked forward and thought of the readers so that all 3 friends could be represented.
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As the Nocturne line is ending this year per the authors note she combined what would have been 2 books into 1. While this blended very well I am still going to separate them for my star rating as I would have given them 2 different ratings if they had been 2 books. So the couple that seemed to be introduced first was Maddie (Maggie on the back cover and Maddie in the book) and reporter Jake. This story was not a favorite at all and I would have rated their separate book as a 2 (possibly 2+) stars. The next couple would be Carmen and Rick. I enjoyed their story a bit more and would have given them alone a 3 star(possibly even 3+ stars). As the two books had to be combined who knows if they had been separated if things would have played out a little differently. It was appreciated, though, that they looked forward and thought of the readers so that all 3 friends could be represented.
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