Raphael is a werewolf in trouble. In order to retain his sanity, his beast must be fed. He must find release in the body of a woman, or he will become the very thing he fights. But flood has delayed his return to safe lands where he may have what he needs without taking it by force. Now, he must rely on the strength of the village healer--to keep him chained, or set him free and feed his beast.

Returning to her cottage after attending a late night birthing, the healer Miranda encounters a traveler in need. He asks for a place to stay, but he will take much more. Torn between fear and attraction, Miranda must find the courage to give him her body, or his beast will tear her-- and her village--apart. She will learn that once a wolf sinks his teeth into her skin, he will not give her up.

Genre: Erotic Paranormal Shifter

Length: Novella

Chained to a bed in a locked cell, the Duke's sworn man, Ty waits for moonrise. Infected in an ambush by a Raver, Ty must now learn to see if his mind will snap during his first change to wolf form. And if he goes mad, he will be killed.

When Cassandra stops at the local inn for the night, the villagers throw her into the cell with Ty -- a pretty stranger makes a perfect sacrificial offering to test a new werewolf. Life at risk, she leashes his beast with passion. Now, he needs her to help control the animal within until he can reach the aid of the Brethren wolves.

Duke Cynbarion hears what's happened to his sworn man and insists on traveling with Ty and Cassandra. He'll do whatever it takes to keep Ty sane and whole. A powerful Duke alone in the woods except for a woman and a man clinging to his sanity? Just what his enemies would like to hear, but then, Cyn excels at keeping secrets -- until Cassandra uncovers and fulfills needs he has long kept hidden.

Away from civilization, an enemy waits, and more than Ty's fate will be decided during their Walk in the Woods.

Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: M‚nage (m/f/m) and sex while in shifted form.