Silver Mine
Takhini Wolves #2
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4.4 • 31 Ratings
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- $3.99
Publisher Description
Chase Johnson lives between two worlds—and belongs in neither.
A rare crossbreed who shifts between cougar and wolf, he’s spent years surviving among the Yukon outcasts far from civilization. Once a year he returns to Whitehorse to represent the shifters no pack will claim.
He never expected to meet someone who makes him want to stay.
Shelley Bradley has fought her entire life to prove she belongs—even though she’s the one thing no pack respects: a shifter who can’t shift.
Now the new town veterinarian, she’s determined to help her community any way she can.
Even if it means treating the mysterious, frustratingly attractive crossbreed who walks into her clinic with an injury no one can explain.
But the deeper Shelley digs, the more dangerous the truth becomes.
Because something is killing the outcasts—and Chase may be next.
If they can’t find the cure in time, their growing connection might end before it ever truly begins.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Arend follows Black Gold with another passionate paranormal romance set in the Canadian wilderness. Chase, a reclusive shifter who unpredictably alternates between wolf and cougar forms, is the unofficial alpha for the shifters of the Keno bush region. During his yearly trip to Whitehorse for supplies, he meets Shelley, a wolf-blooded shifter incapable of transformation, whose veterinary training makes her the perfect doctor for the local pack. The attraction is immediate and the sexual tension off the charts, and when Shelley accompanies Chase back into the bush, they give in to their mutual desires. However, a deadly disease racing through the shifter population may put a damper on the blossoming relationship, especially when Chase is affected. There's a real chemistry between the characters, laced with humor and snappy dialogue, and no shortage of steamy sex scenes to keep things lively. The result is an entertaining, spicy romance.
Customer Reviews
Silver Mine
This was a amazing read. Loved it the characters Chase and Shelley are great. The story was easygoing and keeps you right there in the moment. Amazing most read.