Wolf Den Hollow

Sila, a young, bewitching Cherokee, flees a marriage to a brutal drunk in the dead of winter and finds herself knocking on the door of a mill office, destitute and looking for work. There, she meets the handsome Charley Barkley, the owner and a married father of ten. Despite the fact that they have virtually nothing in common—and thirty years between them—a spark ignites. For Charley, once their passionate love affair intensifies, there is no going back to his loveless marriage—especially after Sila is with child. They marry and his logging empire expands, as does their family. Though they face tragedy and treachery along the way, they thrive until, just when their lives seems perfect, Charley falls victim to cancer. Sila’s devastation at the loss of her husband is compounded by the onset of the Great Depression. With her inheritance gone and faced with losing her home, she is forced to do the unthinkable to protect herself and her children in a final act of survival. Inspired by a true story, and replete with natural healing, glimpses of the logging boom, and heartbreaking drama, Wolf Den Hollow brings to life this unlikely, captivating romance of the early 1900s.

Things are looking up for half-werewolf, half-witch Rosie Hart. She and her best friend and fellow werewolf, Lucas Beckett, have discovered a mate bond that transcends the human experience of love.Only one problem...The United States Werewolf Council has ordered Rosie to mate with an alpha when she is of age, and Lucas isn't an alpha. At least not yet.Lucas secretly has been promised a future as alpha among his family's pack, but the question remains, will it happen before the Council decides it's time for Rosie to fulfill their wishes?Even as the threat of being ripped apart looms, Rosie and Lucas's love flourishes. But when the Council shows up at Hart House and orders Rosie to start courting Calvin, future alpha of the neighboring Cramer pack, impending threats become a current affair.Rosie is suddenly thrust into a werewolf world that is different from her father's leadership in the Hart pack. The Cramers hold to old, misogynistic, barbaric traditions, and Rosie fears being forced into a life she hates.With tensions rising at home between the Hart family and local hunters, and Rosie forced to spend her weekends with the Cramers, the future looks bleak. She must find a way to navigate life with a pack that questions and threatens her very existence if she is to survive.