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Wolf's Reign - Nodima, Lynn
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Nate never wanted to be king... But not even kings get everything they want. All Nate ever wanted was to have a normal life, be a good cop, and someday raise a normal family. A real family, with real parents, not like the human foster system he grew up in. Rogue vampires have built an army of Huntsmen to destroy the shifters, leaving humanity vulnerable to enslavement. Nate's first royal duty is to save the were - and humanity - from this evil scourge. Nate is already struggling to control the half-wolf, half-human Lycos within him when it decides to reject Janelle, his mate and the mother of…mehr

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Nate never wanted to be king... But not even kings get everything they want. All Nate ever wanted was to have a normal life, be a good cop, and someday raise a normal family. A real family, with real parents, not like the human foster system he grew up in. Rogue vampires have built an army of Huntsmen to destroy the shifters, leaving humanity vulnerable to enslavement. Nate's first royal duty is to save the were - and humanity - from this evil scourge. Nate is already struggling to control the half-wolf, half-human Lycos within him when it decides to reject Janelle, his mate and the mother of his child. Now Nate must protect his family from himself. If he can save his family from the Lycos . . . If he can get all the shifters to accept him as their king . . . If he can save humanity from the Huntsmen . . . Maybe, just maybe, he can be the king he was born to be.
Autorenporträt
Lynn Nodima's desire to write started before she started school. Her mom would sit the children in a circle and tell round-robin stories, with each child adding to the story. The activity is one of Lynn's favorite memories. She toyed with the idea through junior high. On the last day of eighth grade, the students had to tell what they wanted to do with their lives after high school. She answered, "to be a famous writer like Heinlein." No one in the class knew who she was talking about. If you asked Lynn why she writes, her answer would be that she can't not write. Writing is too much a part of her life.