Lone Wolf Pass 3 - Beeler, Teresa A.
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The pack finally has a lead on the location of the kidnapped she-wolves. On their way to rescue them, John, the son of the hunter, helps the shifters with intel of the trap set for them. During the rescue of part of the she-wolves, injuries occur and a new location for the rest of the kidnapped females. Once a new plan is set, the pack continues their journey to rescue the rest of the she-wolves and take down those responsible. Battles occur: battles of wills and battles of power. Upon returning to pack lands, Garrett finds his mate, the wife of the hunter who tried to kill the pack, and her…mehr

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The pack finally has a lead on the location of the kidnapped she-wolves. On their way to rescue them, John, the son of the hunter, helps the shifters with intel of the trap set for them. During the rescue of part of the she-wolves, injuries occur and a new location for the rest of the kidnapped females. Once a new plan is set, the pack continues their journey to rescue the rest of the she-wolves and take down those responsible. Battles occur: battles of wills and battles of power. Upon returning to pack lands, Garrett finds his mate, the wife of the hunter who tried to kill the pack, and her four children ensconced in the pack cabin. Angel suffers from a life-threatening infection and her children suffer from abuse and near starvation. The medic in him won't allow another to treat his mate while the wolf in him howls for revenge. Will the two opposing battles within him tear him apart? Will his loyalty to his new mate conflict with his loyalty to the pack? Above all, will his mate and her children accept his wolf?
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Teresa Beeler is married with two grown children, one grandchild, one chicken-of-a-dog, and a herd of cows. She lives on a rural farm in West Central Illinois. She has a degree in business and has worked in public service for thirty years. She is an avid reader accumulating thousands of books on her kindle and bookshelves. Yes, she still prefers paperbacks.