Moon Calling

Realm of the Wolf #2

by Lorraine Kennedy

In the second book of the Realm of the Wolf saga, a new danger is lurking. Five years ago, Kayla Chandler fell in love with the mysterious and handsome Jace, but just as they were ready to start their lives together, he disappeared into thin air. The only clues left behind are a puddle of blood, and a wolf figurine carved out of crystal. Looking for clues to her lover's disappearance, Kayla is drawn back to Wyoming and the land of the Sungmanitu. Vance is a Sungmanitu, and a member of the elite warrior society known as the Zen, guardians of Outerlands. He is sent to kill Kayla and eliminate the threat of her discovering the truth of the Sungmanitu legends, but he has his own reasons for wanting vengeance on the luscious blond doctor ? he believes that she is responsible for the death of his best friend, Jace. When the wolf and his prey come together, nothing matters but an all-consuming passion that threatens to destroy them both.

Genres: Fantasy

ebook

First published January 1, 2010

About the author

Lorraine Kennedy is an American Indian Author of mixed heritage. Coming from a rich and diverse background spawned her love of history and an array of cultures. Lorraine has been weaving tales since she was a child, but it was not until she discovered Paranormal Romance that she was able to find a home that would fit well with her style of writing.
Lorraine Kennedy loves the sea, the mountains, and Indian Powwows. One of Lorraine’s greatest loves is traveling; she is always looking for what’s just beyond the horizon, Lorraine’s love of travel come second only to her children. Lorraine lives in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains where she is currently working on another novel of dark romance.

Reviews

[Paris (kerbytejas) · Rating 3 out of 5]

again a book with goode development in plot. characters and world ... but the hasty wrap-up. I almost get the feeling the author was tied of writing the story and just wanted to get it over with. i find this sad, this ending could have been so much better