Wolfman Sam

When Sam becomes "Wolfman Sam" as a disc jockey for the school radio station, his brother Robert tricks him into thinking he really may be a werewolf.

When Sam becomes "Wolfman Sam" as a disc jockey for the school radio station, his brother Robert tricks him into thinking he really may be a werewolf.

One night. One brutal attack. One fate irrevocably changed. A year ago, I was an ordinary person. Then one night changed everything. I survived a brutal attack that turned me into a werewolf. Just like that, I went from sipping lattes to sprouting fur and fangs. Unable to cope, I ran away. Now, after a year of soul-searching, I’m back in the Big Easy. It’s time to rebuild the life I left behind and mend my broken bond with Sam, the mate I rejected. Leaving him was the stupidest thing I’ve ever done. I just didn’t realize it until it was too late. Unfortunately, my homecoming isn’t all smooth sailing and joyful reunions. There’s someone out there turning innocent people into werewolves—a scenario that’s a little too familiar for my liking. I refuse to stand by and let it happen, but to stop the attacks, I need my mate’s help. While on the hunt, I’m determined to show Sam that my running days are over. This is my chance to fight for our city and win back the heart of the man who’s my destiny. I’m in it for the long howl—I just need to survive long enough to prove that to him.

Once a lone wolf. Now the leader of the pack. Now that Sam and I are together, we should be celebrating our happily-ever-after. Unfortunately, reality has other plans. Thanks to a legacy left by a father I barely knew, I’m now the new alpha of the Mississippi Pack. And if that’s not enough, Corbin is still targeting the human-born werewolves. It’s up to me to fix this mess. But it seems like everyone and their grandma wants a piece of me. Even my loved ones are in danger, and I’ll kill anyone who lays a finger on Sam. Becoming an alpha was never on my to-do list, yet here I am, thrown into the deep end with no choice but to learn how to swim. I may not have asked for this responsibility, but I refuse to let anyone else get hurt on my watch. So it’s time to show the world what this newly turned alpha is capable of. The stakes are high and who knows if I’ll survive. But I do know one thing for sure: I’m not going down without a fight.

A Beautiful foreign city and a handsome soldier should have been the highlight of Terra Kiseragie’s life.

"Report of the Dominion fishery commission on the fisheries of the province of Ontario, 1893", issued as vol. 26, no. 7, supplement.