Legend of the White Wolf (Heart of the Wolf)

by Terry Spear

Book Overview

One little bite was all it took to turn Cameron MacPherson's world upside down. One little bite and Faith O'Mallery learns the hard way that not all wolves are the same.Cameron MacPherson arrives in... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1402219059
• Release Date: February 2010
• Publisher: Sourcebooks Casablanca
• Length: 384 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.0" x 1.0" x 4.3"

Customer Reviews

Mississippi1

This is one of the best books I have read . I would recommend it to anyone who loves werewolves romance. I really enjoyed all of Terry Spears wolf books

consistently intriguing and delightful

I like Terry Spear's wolves. I guess that would be a given, since I love dogs so much. But of course, wolves aren't dogs. They're not tame. They're not pets. Normally they're not human either, but Terry Spear creates an intriguing, and ever-growing world of werewolves who are not the scary, all teeth and no brains creatures of children's nightmares, but long-lived, loving, wild, enticing strangers, hiding away from our world, sometimes in plain view. Legend of the White Wolf takes private investigator Faith O'Malley to the frozen wilderness of Maine to look for missing documents. There she meets another PI who's searching for his missing partners. But both of them end up engaging the interest of a local wolf-pack a little more closely than they'd like. These wolves are white and beautiful, "owned" by a man who runs adventure tours in the back-country. But the private investigators weren't intending on quite such world-changing adventures. Throw in a mysterious red wolf, unhelpful cops, the sweet old lady in the hot tub, a snowmobile chase, huskies and lights in the sky, and you have another delightful tale with old friends and new, expanding the wondrous world of Terry's wolves. A worthy addition to the series, I thoroughly enjoyed this from start to finish.

Love Terry Spear/Terry Lee Wilde Books

I have never been into reading the sappy romance novels but I happen to take a chance on a book called To Tempt The Wolf by Terry Spear. I fell in love with Terry Spear's wolf series and have now moved on to her other wonderful books. She just has this way of writing that keeps you captivated and never bored. They're steamy and fun, yet full of mystery and action. I would (and have) recommend these books to anyone who loves paranormal romance novels.

Legend of the White Wolf (review)

LEGEND OF THE WHITE WOLF by Terry Spear: Once again Terry has outdone herself. Love to read her books and "become" a wolf for a while. Her "good guys" are truely lovable and the "bad dudes" are SO bad...the ones you love to hate! Keep writing, Terry. Who knows! Maybe werewolves really do exist among us. Dianne Gibbens, Louisiana

superb werewolf romantic suspense thriller

While their partners Cameron MacPherson and Vin Summerfield remain in Seattle as the former hunts only criminals and the latter hates flying, David Davis and Owen Nottingham are in Maine hunting black bear. Their guide Kintail Silverman, co-owner with Lila Grayson of Back Country Tours, takes them deep into the wilderness when thirtyish David suddenly suffers a heart attack. Owen knows David and pleads with Kintail to save his friend; he will pay any cost. Kintail agrees and suddenly one of his purebred white wolves leaps at the two private investigators. Faith O'Mallery is town searching for her former boyfriend Hilson Snowden who stole her father's research paper. Her father tells her not to read the paper once she recovers it. At a hotel, she enters an occupied room as the desk clerk gave her the wrong key. He says his name is Cameron and he is a private investigator from Seattle seeking his missing two partners. They team up in search of his buddies and her dad's paper, but neither is prepared to what they find as she learns her dad is not insane with his sociology study and he that his friends live. Soon they will understand the howl of the wolf for its soulmate as their new loupe garous pals are in danger of extinction from Dark Angels. The fourth werewolf romantic suspense thriller (see To Tempt a Wolf, Heart of the Wolf and Destiny of the Wolf) is a super entry as two dedicated individuals combine their mission only to fall in love at first bite. The pristine descriptions of Maine and elsewhere add to the feeling that a werewolf pack runs free in the tundra. Fans will relish this strong paranormal entry as no one does tales of the wolf better than Terry Spear does. Harriet Klausner