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Wolves Among Us #2
Broken
Dr. Ian Blythe’s job is to heal physical and emotional wounds.
A tough enough assignment under normal circumstances, but Dr. Blythe does not deal in ‘normal’, for the human girls he helps all have one thing in common: werewolves. Immoral werewolves have victimized every girl under his care.
As if that is not difficult enough, he also must insure that the very existence of werewolves is kept secret from the general public.
However, when Lily White is brought in, a girl who suffered some of the worst abuses imaginable, Dr. Blythe must not only help her heal, but also convince her that not all werewolves are horrible, uncaring, vicious beasts.
He has to show her that some werewolves can be trusted because this time he has a personal stake in the outcome.
~*~*~
“Broken” is a standalone werewolf romance novelette (about 19,000 words). It is part of a series, but no other books need to be read in order to understand the events in “Broken.” Other books in the “Wolves Among Us” series include “The Chase,” a short story, and more are coming soon.
A tough enough assignment under normal circumstances, but Dr. Blythe does not deal in ‘normal’, for the human girls he helps all have one thing in common: werewolves. Immoral werewolves have victimized every girl under his care.
As if that is not difficult enough, he also must insure that the very existence of werewolves is kept secret from the general public.
However, when Lily White is brought in, a girl who suffered some of the worst abuses imaginable, Dr. Blythe must not only help her heal, but also convince her that not all werewolves are horrible, uncaring, vicious beasts.
He has to show her that some werewolves can be trusted because this time he has a personal stake in the outcome.
~*~*~
“Broken” is a standalone werewolf romance novelette (about 19,000 words). It is part of a series, but no other books need to be read in order to understand the events in “Broken.” Other books in the “Wolves Among Us” series include “The Chase,” a short story, and more are coming soon.
- GenresParanormal
69 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 8, 2013
3 people are currently reading
26 people want to read
About the author
A.M. Reed
13 books21 followersA. M. Reed started writing at a young age. She had millions of stories in her head and very few made it to paper, but when Ms. Reed was sixteen she sat down, began writing, and has not stopped since.
Now she has currently have three paranormal book series, "Ways of the Pack," "Mating of the Beasts," and "Wolves Among Us." You can expect a variety of books from this author, though. Ms. Reed has many novels in progress featuring a plethora of different types of characters, from elves to pirates to vampires.
"Mating of the Beasts" is a paranormal romance series that focuses on a type of shape shifter called "Beasts" that can be anything, foxes, lions, wolves, and beyond! "Mating of the Beasts" is a YA series.
"Ways of the Pack" focuses on a werewolf species, but has many other mythical creatures. It is for a younger audience than the other books and has a less deep plot and little to no romance, focusing more on the friendship aspect of the story. It is safe for most ages.
"Wolves Among Us" is a werewolf romance series, focusing on a completely different type of werewolf than "Ways of the Pack." Currently only one novelette and one short story from the series are available, but more are on the way. It is a YA series.
Now she has currently have three paranormal book series, "Ways of the Pack," "Mating of the Beasts," and "Wolves Among Us." You can expect a variety of books from this author, though. Ms. Reed has many novels in progress featuring a plethora of different types of characters, from elves to pirates to vampires.
"Mating of the Beasts" is a paranormal romance series that focuses on a type of shape shifter called "Beasts" that can be anything, foxes, lions, wolves, and beyond! "Mating of the Beasts" is a YA series.
"Ways of the Pack" focuses on a werewolf species, but has many other mythical creatures. It is for a younger audience than the other books and has a less deep plot and little to no romance, focusing more on the friendship aspect of the story. It is safe for most ages.
"Wolves Among Us" is a werewolf romance series, focusing on a completely different type of werewolf than "Ways of the Pack." Currently only one novelette and one short story from the series are available, but more are on the way. It is a YA series.
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January 4, 2014
This is another cute little story about wolf shifters. This one was about a doctor that helped human girls deal with abuse from the hands of other wolf shifters. Lily was one of his patients, but as soon as Ian met her his wolf claimed her as his mate. Now Ian needs to help heal Lily's emotional wounds so he can claim his mate.
August 29, 2013
Frankly I didn't like the ending. I'm not a writer but it left me hanging. It was complete but it wasn't. Kinda like this review.
September 6, 2013
Good story with well developed characters but when the story ended it felt unfinished. Was really disappointed with the ending.
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