A Good Wolf is Hard to Find is Out!

Another adventure in Silver Town!

Author

Terry Spear
March 05, 2024

A GOOD WOLF IS HARD TO FIND–Roxie Wolff’s story is out today: March 5, 2024

Agent Dylan Powers tracks the bad guys right to Roxie Wolff’s ski lodge and finds love where he least expected…

Fish and Wildlife Service agent Dylan Powers is on a mission in Silver Town to catch four men hunting illegally and put them behind bars. With his heightened wolf senses, he’s right on their trail, but the hunters know he’s coming. Suddenly, Dylan finds himself in deep trouble, nearly drowned and left to die, until he’s rescued by a beautiful she-wolf.

When local ski lodge owner Roxie Wolff first found Dylan, her curiosity got the better of her. Who was this handsome wolf and how did he end up in such dire straits? Things start to heat up between Roxie and Dylan as she takes him into her home to help him recover. But with the hunters still on the run, all of Silver Town is at risk, and Roxie and Dylan team up with the Silver Town sheriff’s department to take them down before anyone else gets hurt.

Praise for Terry Spear’s USA Today bestselling paranormal romance:

“The chemistry crackles off the page.” —Publishers Weekly for Heart of the Wolf

“Essential reading for werewolf romance fans.” —Booklist for Alpha Wolf Need Not Apply

“Spear delivers a layered suspense story.” —Library Journal for Night of the Billionaire Wolf

Excerpt from A Good Wolf is Hard to Find by Terry Spear:

When she arrived at the Silver Town Medical Clinic, the office manager, Carmela Hoffman, was on duty. “Hey, Roxie. Thank you for saving that man,” she said. News traveled fast around there.

“He was bleeding. How was he hurt?”

“He was hit on the side of the head.”

“Next to the swimming pool?” She thought he might have hit his head when he fell into the pool.

“CJ is getting the security tapes from Eliza to see if it happened at the lodge or if he was dragged from somewhere else. But the injured man is a tall guy, so I can’t imagine he would have been carried from somewhere else and then dumped there. Peter said it was more likely that he was attacked at the pool and then left to drown, if the blow to his head hadn’t been enough.”

“Oh God, that’s awful. He didn’t tell Peter anything yet?”

“The victim has a mild concussion. He can’t remember what had happened to him. Tom is pulling guard duty to make sure he’s protected in the event this was a case of attempted murder.”

“Oh, sure. Good idea. The man’s name?”

“Dylan Powers. He’s a special agent with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. His driver’s license and badge were on him.”

“Oh, a special agent.” That made Roxie think he was on a job and someone he was after had done this to him. “Can I see him?”

“He’s asleep. If you’d like, you can sit with him. He’s in Room 3.”

“All right. Thanks.” Roxie really wanted to ask him what had happened. But she also wanted to let him know who she was and that she was there for him since he didn’t have any family or friends here that she knew of.

She walked down the hall to where Tom Silver was sitting at the door on guard duty. He was Darien Silver’s triplet brother and third in command of the pack. Darien and his mate, Lelandi, were their pack leaders. “He’s asleep.”

“That’s what Carmela said. I still would like to sit with him for a while.”

“You’re welcome to.”

“Thanks.” She knocked on the door to the room where Dylan was staying. She hoped he wouldn’t mind that she had come to sit with him. He didn’t respond, so she opened the door and peered in. He was sound asleep. At least his cheeks and lips were a normal color—no longer gray skin and blue lips. She was glad for that.

She went inside, closed the door, and sat down on one of the comfortable blue visitors’ chairs, ready to get some answers from him once he woke.

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Dylan’s head felt like it was splitting in two. He reached up to touch it and found it was wrapped in a bandage. How did he get here? What had happened? He could smell the antiseptics and something else. A female wolf and he recognized her scent. He realized he smelled of chlorine and…dog? He turned to look in the direction of the window, and there she was—a pretty woman with shoulder-length silky dark hair, sound asleep in the chair near the bed. He raised his brow. He vaguely remembered seeing her worried brown eyes when she was standing over him and while others came to help him. He was in a hospital room.

Then it all came flooding back to him. Tracking Jim Johnson, losing his tracks, seeing Jim’s reflection and his own in the pool before Jim struck him on the side of the head with the butt of his rifle. Dylan didn’t remember anything after that, except when he had looked into the woman’s beautiful, caring eyes.

Had she been part of a security detail at the ski lodge? Hopefully, they had caught the bastard striking him on video. Maybe Dylan could get him on more than just killing an elk this time. Jim wouldn’t get away with it. Attempted murder? Dylan didn’t think Jim could explain that away easily this time. Dylan sure hoped he could nail him. With any luck, he hoped the law enforcement personnel here had caught the bastard already.—Copyright © 2024 by Terry Spear

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A little bit about the background for the series:

Silver Town, Colorado in the story, run by the Silver wolf pack is based on Silverton and Telluride and a little of Breckinridge, Colorado–the old west feel of the towns, perfect for the Silver wolves. At one of the hotels we stayed at there, they had an indoor/outdoor pool where you could swim outside where it was snowy and cold and the pool was steamy and warm and I based the Wolff family’s ski lodge on that.

Hope you enjoy this latest saga in the Silver Town and Wolff family’s adventure!

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I was supposed to have the day off, no grandkids, so I can easily have fun with my book birthday. Uhm, then for some strange reason, they have school out today for a teacher development day. All next week is Spring Break, so why have them off on a Tuesday before? Odd. So we did our monthly overnighter. I have my granddaughter here yelling at Tanner (one of my Havanese dogs) who is plaguing her while she’s watching Elmo. lol So much for peace and quiet. But she’s such a great little helper. I’ve been vacuuming and she’s having a ball steam-cleaning the floors. She’s six. That works!

BUT, after lunch, we’re going for an ice cream (hot fudge sundaes with coffee ice cream, bubble gum for my granddaughter, yum!) to celebrate my book release and that’s fun too!

It’s warmed up so much, it’s time to plant chives, tomatoes, bell peppers, and butterfly weed in the garden. Which means lots of pulling weeds too. They’re always taking over! My yard looks so green. Wait, those are just the weeds.

Do you garden? I love to plant flowers, especially perennials like daylilies, miniature roses, salvia, gerbera daisies, just tons of flowers. They’re great for the bees and butterflies!

My little grandson (2 ½ years old) was helping me with putting dirt into one of the big planters wearing his Paw Patrol yard gloves yesterday. Any age is the perfect age for playing in the garden. He wanted to stay overnight with grandma too, but he had daycare for the day. He would not give either my granddaughter or me a hug last night when his daddy picked him up because his big sister was staying with Grandma. It’s the first time he really realized what was going on. Poor little guy.

Chives in a Pot Flowering

Gerbera Daisy just came out!

And now for more fun…

For this book release, I’m going to give away two books for two winners. US only for print, or the ebooks for out of country residences.

Cougar Magic, book 6 in the Heart of the Cougar Series

Cougar Magic

She doesn’t think she needs a hero, but he’s taking the job.

Deputy Sheriff and cougar Stryker Hill is not on duty when the sheriff asks him to check out a possible break-in of a resident’s home while they are away on a cruise. What he doesn’t expect is to find the beautiful and mysterious cougar he’d seen at a Christmas charity where he was showing his abs off as Santa Clause. But she’s got some moves to rival his own as she takes him down and he’s left wondering who she really is and how he’s going to keep her from leaving Yuma Town before he learns the truth.

Cougar shifter Nina Lamar has to protect her sister from the pharmacist who laid the blame on her for his thievery, and Nina has to help clear her sister’s name. But now Nina’s got the sexy Santa on her case, and she needs to deal with him first. She has to admit he’s just as hot as when she’d first seen him, but the guys who are after her sister, are after her too now. She to needs save them both before it’s too late. Too bad Stryker thinks she’s one of the bad guys, unless she can prove otherwise. That’s hard to do when her visions are the only proof of why she’s there in the first place. But time is running out, and she has to save her sister—nothing else matters…except the sexy deputy sure can be a hot distraction on the cold, snowy nights.

Claiming the White Bear, book 2 in the White Bear Series

A Romeo-Juliet type family feud, polar bear style, tore them apart; can they find true love again?

It’s nearly Christmas, no tours on the schedule for Edward MacMathan and his brother and so they’re working in their uncle and aunt’s tavern when the love of Edward’s life returns with two young boys in tow, and they look a lot like him when he and Rob were that age. Robyn Conibear is in trouble and she’s fled her deceased mate’s sleuth to keep his parents from taking custody of her and Edward’s sons.

Can she and Edward renew the love they had for each other despite the six years that have passed? Or will her return only cause more grief between her family and his as the hostilities renew?

But Edward is the boys’ true father and she wants to be with him no matter what. Likewise, Edward is determined to protect her and the boys, both from her former mate’s sleuth and her own, and take up where the two of them had left off.

Just email me and I’ll add you to the Giveaway Draw: [email protected]

Have you tried either the white bear series or cougar series? If so, which is your favorite and why? If you haven’t tried any of the other series, which do you prefer and why?

Do you garden? What are your favorite plants to plant and why?

Terry

“Giving new meaning to the term alpha male where fantasy is reality.”

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