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Skinwalkers Trilogy #2
Witching the Wolf
Sometimes saying I love you, also means saying goodbye
Witching the Wolf is the second book in the Skinwalkers Trilogy.
Mya Reynolds was conceived in a world of witches and demons, but it’s a world she doesn’t know, not until her ill-fated summer on the Navajo Indian Reservation. There she discovers a world that exists just below the surface of reality, and like many before her, she also discovers that loving the wolf can have disastrous consequences.
David Bray is the alpha of the wolf people, known to the Native Americans as the Sinapu. His destiny is with the wolves. This is a fate he has always accepted, until the day he set eyes on Mya.
David and Mya share a forbidden love, a love destined to bring them heartache and despair.
After being separated from David for months, Mya is lured back the reservation by the Sinapu’s enemies. They will use David’s love for her to destroy the wolves.
If Mya can uncover the mysterious circumstances surrounding her birth, she might be able to stop the Skinwalkers from destroying her lover, but will it be enough to stop a predestined fate?
Witching the Wolf is the second book in the Skinwalkers Trilogy.
Mya Reynolds was conceived in a world of witches and demons, but it’s a world she doesn’t know, not until her ill-fated summer on the Navajo Indian Reservation. There she discovers a world that exists just below the surface of reality, and like many before her, she also discovers that loving the wolf can have disastrous consequences.
David Bray is the alpha of the wolf people, known to the Native Americans as the Sinapu. His destiny is with the wolves. This is a fate he has always accepted, until the day he set eyes on Mya.
David and Mya share a forbidden love, a love destined to bring them heartache and despair.
After being separated from David for months, Mya is lured back the reservation by the Sinapu’s enemies. They will use David’s love for her to destroy the wolves.
If Mya can uncover the mysterious circumstances surrounding her birth, she might be able to stop the Skinwalkers from destroying her lover, but will it be enough to stop a predestined fate?
- GenresParanormalFantasy
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First published January 1, 2013
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About the author
Lorraine Kennedy
97 books64 followersLorraine 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.
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.
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July 9, 2015
Couldn't put it down, though I couldn't sleep at night too thinking of skinwalkers.
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February 18, 2015funny, tear jerker and romantic
I don't know how everyone else viewed the story, but throughout the story I laughed cried and had chills running down my spine. It truly goes to show that love never dies and love will conquer all.
I don't know how everyone else viewed the story, but throughout the story I laughed cried and had chills running down my spine. It truly goes to show that love never dies and love will conquer all.
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