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    Digging the Wolf: Wolves of Crookshollow, #1

    By Steffanie Holmes

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    Sink your teeth into the hot new werewolf paranormal romance from USA Today bestselling author, Steffanie Holmes!

    Anna
    It's been five months since my boyfriend was tragically killed in a climbing accident. I didn't think I was over him … until Luke walked on to the archaeological site. 
    Tall, dark, sexy, tattooed, funny, dangerous. Everything I want in a man.
    But he's hiding something. He acts strangely in the moonlight. He won't tell me anything about his life. And I caught him trying to destroy an important find. 
    My body aches for him, but my heart tells me I'm not ready to make myself vulnerable again, especially not for a guy who isn't being straight with me.
    If only ...

    Luke
    Anna Sinclair – archaeologist, geek girl, totally and utterly delectable.
    I knew from the moment her intoxicating scent wafted across my wolf senses, she's meant to be mine.
    And that knowledge is terrifying.
    The last thing I expected was to find my fated mate on an archaeological site. Whenever I'm near her, all I want to do is claim her.
    But she's broken. The last thing she needs in her life is a werewolf out for revenge. I'm here to destroy the site, to keep my family's past buried forever. 

    If Anna finds out the truth, she'd never speak to me again.
    But I can't deny the bond between us. I'll do anything to make her mine.

    Digging the Wolf is a standalone paranormal romance by USA Today bestselling author Steffanie Holmes. Read on if you love archaeological mysteries, badass wolves, a broken heroine, and a hero so hot he'll have you howling for more.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBacchanalia House
    Release dateJan 19, 2017
    ISBN9781386256359
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