Seattle Wolf Pack Box Set

Seattle Wolf Pack #1-3

by Kristin Miller

You’ll hunger for more…

Delicious alpha heroes protecting their mates at all cost? Yes, please. Take a bite out of these three, steamy full-length novels from New York Times bestseller Kristin Miller in this exclusive boxed set for a limited time only. Exquisite paranormal love stories with super hot alphas and the tenacious heroines who make these werewolves howl.

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Gone With the Wolf

When CEO and alpha werewolf Drake Wilder discovers that his one true love is a secretary in his company, his primal instincts kick into overdrive. Free-spirited bartender Emelia Hudson wants nothing more than to make her Seattle-based bar succeed. Upon learning that her bar has become property of Wilder Financial, Emelia is determined to get some answers. When Drake’s twin brother senses that Drake has found his match—and now inherits their father’s billion dollar estate—he plans to take Emelia out. Drake vows to protect her at all costs, but he might have to pay with his own life.

Four Weddings and a Werewolf

Logan Black, former Marine and bodyguard for the Seattle Wolf Pack, hates weddings and has no plans to enter into matrimonial misery. But when he’s hired to protect a hot-to-trot wedding planner with a werewolf stalker, he’s forced to put his feelings aside. Not such an easy task when the damsel can turn him on with a single smoldering glance. The chemistry between them seems fated, but with his playboy attitude, her hatred for werewolves, and a stalker lurking in the shadows, will passion be enough to keep them together?

So I Married a Werewolf

Carter Griffin, enforcing officer for the Seattle Wolf Pack, has been offered the promotion of his dreams…if he can find a wife to prove he’s over his playboy ways. But Carter’s already been there, done that. Faith Hamilton needs money to put her younger brother through college. Okay, and she totally wants Carter, her sexy next-door neighbor, to look at her as more than a friend. It’s too bad size 12 and plain isn’t his type. At all. When the two friends strike a deal to help one another out, will it spark a love neither anticipated?

Genres: Romance, Paranormal, Shapeshifters, Humor, Fantasy, Contemporary

607 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 25, 2016

About the author

New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Kristin Miller writes sweet and sassy contemporary romance, romantic suspense, and paranormal romance of all varieties. Kristin has degrees in psychology, English, and education, and taught high school and middle school English before crossing over to a career in writing. She lives in Northern California with her alpha male husband and their two children. She loves chocolate way more than she should and the gym less. You can usually find her in the corner of a coffee shop, laptop in front of her and mocha in hand, using the guests around her as fuel for her next book.

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Web: www.kristinmiller.net

Reviews

[Bea · Rating 2 out of 5]

I love werewolves and I love romantic suspense, so this collection, pardon the expression, was catnip for me. :D Sadly, the catnip was dry and unappealing. The stories just didn't do it for me. They were okay, nothing wonderful, and I am not motivated to read more by this author.

Gone With the Wolf

If you like couples who keep secrets from each other and who run away rather than talk to each other, if you like The Big Misunderstanding where they don't talk to each other but flounce off full of hurt feelings and are too idiotic to sit down and talk like adults, then you will probably like this. There's also insta-love and fated mates, neither of which is my thing. This story just wasn't a good fit for me. :( The story itself was meh, and full of implausibilities.


Four Weddings and a Werewolf

This one, this one was better. It was cute with a sweet romance. The villain's identity was obvious and the heroine's hatred of werewolves was over the top, way over the top, and unreasonable.She was likable despite that; it helped that she eventually what an ass she was being. Logan was a sweetie. He got stuck in the middle of a situation and tried so hard to juggle it and make it work. This was probably my favorite of the three.

So I Married a Werewolf

This was cute too, but has as one of its plot devices the big miscommunication, which I loathe. You might have noticed that in my review of the first story. :P Anyway, I'm always game for a friends to lovers story so this one had potential. Their romance was bumpy, they could both be idiots but I did like that it wasn't all smooth sailing making that transition from friends to lovers. Also, we again get a heroine who doesn't like werewolves. At all. This quote from the heroine shows her change of heart and made me giggle:

"I know, I know. I tried not to like him, but he was like a fungus that came out of nowhere, wouldn't go away, and the next thing I know, he grew on me."


Who knew a fungus could be romantic? :D :D

Each story can be read alone. There are references to events in earlier books but they're minor. Drake and Emelia from the first book show up in the third one but you could read them out of order if you wanted. Miller has constructed an interesting world, and put her own spin on werewolves, but I'd have to say that overall, her style just didn't work for me.

[Cassandra · Rating 5 out of 5]

My Thoughts - 5 out of 5 Unicorns - I loved it!!!
***Received the ebook from Entangled Publishing for an honest review

Book 1 – Gone with the Wolf

This is for adults only due to the steamy.

I love this story from the start, but werewolf shifter PNRs are my favorite kind of stories…okay any shifter PNR :) Emelia is a feisty and spunky female lead that you love to love because she knows who she is and won’t let anyone change that even the sexy Alpha Drake. All sorts of chemistry, drama, and danger in this story that keep you enthralled in the story. I loved every moment!

Book 2 – Four Weddings and a Werewolf

This is book 2 in the series, and it is still for adults only due to the steamy content. I think it is okay to read this series in any order.

Veronica and Logan both have emotional baggage and things to get over. Logan does have a unique job for sure. She has a stalker, but she thinks it is a secret admirer. Everyone keeps telling her it is creepy. They have a push and pull relationship. One minute they are pulling towards each other and then they start pushing away. I love all the action and mystery. I did guess who the stalker was correctly.

I have loved every story in this series, and I therefore highly recommend the whole series to my shifter friends out there who love PNR.

Book 3 – So I Married a Werewolf

The book was awesome!! I couldn’t put it down. I read it straight through and way past my bed time. I usually like tons of action in the form of fighting or battles, but this book was different and very well written with drama & mystery that it had my attention and wouldn’t let go.

Faith has an interesting story and is the girl next door, both literally and figuratively. She is not confident in herself when it comes to men, but she is strong and loving. I love how she takes care of her brother. She knows the meaning of hard work, and I really related to her. She is also a blogger!! YAY!!!

Carter has many issues including being a workaholic. I definitely wanted to slap him a few times for being an idiot. But he redeemed himself :) I won’t say more than that though :)

This is my first time reading work by Kristin Miller. I am definitely going to check out the other books in this series and other paranormal books she has written. I love finding new authors to love :)

I highly recommend this series to my wolf pack friends because you will love this wolfy world Kristin creates.

[Bowags12 · Rating 4 out of 5]

3 great book totally different stories and hot steamy alpha males and great story lines also hysterical humor


“Sweetheart, the color’s great, but the outfit is only an option if it’s 1993. Are those… shoulder
Was Paula Abdul still around? The Tae Bo guy? Jane Fonda? God, had it really been that long since she’d worked out?

[Kimberly · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5 stars - My review cross-posted from Wit and Sin: http://witandsin.blogspot.com/2016/04...

Gone with the Wolf
Kristin Miller starts off the Seattle Wolf Pack trilogy with a bang! Gone with the Wolf is a fast-paced and fun story of opposites attracting. Drake Wilder is a centuries-old alpha werewolf who has long since given up on finding his Luminary, or fated mate. Drake’s life is serious and orderly… Or at least it is until his Luminary, Emelia Hudson, bursts onto the scene. Emelia is a bar owner who wants to take the stuffy Drake down a peg or two, especially when his company buys her bar out from underneath her. Emeila and Drake couldn’t be more different, but their attraction is instantaneous and knocks them both off their feet. Emelia’s sassy, independent nature is at odds with Drake’s idea of how his mate should behave, so it’s no spoiler to say that the road to happily ever after isn’t an easy one. There are ups and downs, miscommunication and misunderstandings on both sides, and neither Drake nor Emelia are perfect. That being said, when they’re together they shine and the pages of Gone with the Wolf fly by. Both Emelia and Drake have a lot of learning to do, and watching them grow and move from lust and a fated pull toward one another to true love is lovely.

The world of the Seattle Wolf Pack series that Ms. Miller sets up in Gone with the Wolf is intriguing. There’s danger, politics, history, and tradition that adds weight to the story and I wanted to dive more into the world and Drake’s family in particular. I was also left with questions on some (spoilerish) world building points I wish were better explained. However, even with these minor quibbles, Emelia and Drake’s story is a spirited, sexy tale that’s just plain fun to read.


Four Weddings and a Werewolf
What do you do when you’re a werewolf who is tasked with guarding a woman who hates your kind? If you’re Logan Black, you find yourself in a heap of trouble when you fall for said woman.

Veronica Vale is one of the rare humans who knows all about werewolves; no surprise since her sister was attacked and turned into one. Veronica loathes werewolves, but she doesn’t have time to dwell on her hatred since she’s got a secret admirer who may or may not be a stalker, and a werewolf sister who’s marrying anther werewolf. Four Weddings and a Werewolf is entertaining, but it misses a bit of the magic of the other two Seattle Wolf Pack stories. The story’s at a disadvantage because it features a heroine who is blindly prejudiced against werewolves and a hero who has to keep his supernatural nature a secret from her in order to protect her. I understood Veronica’s prejudice initially, but it wore thin after a while. And though I eventually grew to like her, I never adored her. As for Logan, he’s a sinfully sexy hero and – after his all-too-brief introduction in Gone with the Wolf – I couldn’t wait to learn more about him. Logan has seen what love and fated mates can do to a person, and he doesn’t want that for himself (for reasons too spoilerish to explain). He’s a funny, sensual, and protective hero, but I never felt we got to dive into his past as much as I had hoped. I wanted to see more of Logan’s history, but this is a tale definitely dominated by the heroine (which would have been fine if I had liked her more). As a couple, Veronica and Logan have good chemistry, and by the end of the story I was rooting for them.

The threat of danger from Veronica’s stalker added a level of intrigue and excitement to Four Weddings and a Werewolf that definitely benefited the story. So while I had some issues with the character development, I enjoyed Four Weddings and a Werewolf overall.


So I Married a Werewolf
I’m an absolute sucker for a good friends-to-lovers story and So I Married a Werewolf is an utterly delightful one. Ms. Miller brings the Seattle Wolf Pack trilogy to a satisfying close with Carter and Faith’s heartwarming romance.

Carter Griffin is a playboy werewolf who needs to improve his image for a promotion by getting a fake fiancée. Faith Hamilton, werewolf dog trainer and Carter’s best friend, is the perfect woman for the job. Carter knows he’s in no danger of falling for Faith – even if she was his type, Carter found his fated mate long ago and they had an absolutely horrible marriage. For her part, Faith has had the hots for Carter for a long time, but she knows he’d never be attracted to her, let along fall in love with her. But she’s working herself to the bone to put her brother through school and Carter offers to loan her money in exchange for her help, so what’s a girl to do?

It doesn’t take long before Carter and Faith’s fake engagement sparks some very real interest on both sides. Carter definitely needed to be smacked upside the head more than once over the course of their developing relationship, but he’s a good man (and wolf) at his core. As for Faith, perhaps my favorite thing about So I Married a Werewolf is watching her gain confidence in herself over the course of the story. She deserves to be loved and appreciated for who she is, and I loved that she finally understands that. Their romance is filled with ups and downs, takes a couple of twists, and is wonderfully satisfying. Of all three books, this one is definitely my favorite, in part due to reader preference (my fondness for the friends-to-lovers trope) and in part due to the world of Ms. Miller’s werewolves feeling the most established in this tale. Whatever the reason, I absolutely adored Carter and Faith’s romance and felt it ended the series on a high note.


The Seattle Wolf Pack Boxed Set contains three fun, very different werewolf romances in one. Though the trilogy’s main characters sometimes pop up in each other’s stories, each book can be read as a standalone. That being said, it was nice to have them all in one set so I could dive into one right after another. Kristin Miller mixes together supernatural entertainment, sensual romance, and humor incredibly well in all three books and the result is one fast-paced, addictive trilogy.


FTC Disclosure:I received this book for free from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

[Monique · Rating 3 out of 5]

Review written: April 21, 2016
Star Rating: ★★★☆☆
Heat Rating: TBD

An Advanced Reader Copy (ARC) of this book was received free via Netgalley for an honest review.

Seattle Wolf Pack is a boxed set of all three books in the series. The books are only very loosely connected: they are all Seattle Wolf Pack wolves and each book has one of the characters from another book in it. Reading them back to back to back doesn't give a sense of them fitting together and they could be read in any order because they are so disconnected from each other. Overall, these three stories get a generous three stars because I mostly liked the second two books.

Gone With the Wolf
I've wanted to read this book for a while, but just never got around to it. When I saw the three books together on Netgalley I decided now was the time. I'd read the blurb and the first chapter or so and was very intrigued. The book wasn't nearly as interesting as it sounded and of the three is easily my least favorite.

Drake is an idiot so I have no idea how he has managed to run a multi-billion dollar empire for so long. No wait, somehow every decision everyone makes is based on the same cost/benefit analysis Drake uses so it's all good. Emilia is at least interesting as a character, until she just wants to jump the hot werewolf. She had a backbone. Where did it go? I thought something might happen between Emilia and Drake's secretary but no, the tension amounted to nothing. Drake's twin Silas was just evil and had no substance to him at all. Emilia suddenly becomes TSTL and puts herself into bad situation after bad situation - to Silas's utter delight. Werewolf justice doesn't quite seem to be meted out in the end.

It's pretty standard fated mate fare, with a good twin and evil twin thrown in for good measure. Pack dynamics seem a bit off and contradictory. There is little worldbuilding and almost no secondary characters of note (with Logan being the crossover character into the next book and probably my favorite character in this one). I'd give this a meh, two stars.

Four Weddings and a Werewolf
Logan was (sadly) my favorite character in this fist book and the only character who actually seemed to have a head on his shoulders. Who knew finding your Luminary made you stupid though? Logan's a hit man and bodyguard for the Seattle Wolf Pack. Pack dynamics aside, apparently he can freelance all he wants and so he ends up protecting his best friend's Luminary's sister.

Veronica is hating on werewolves in a big way since her sister was turned in a shocking surprise attack. She's not exactly disposed to be excited about a hot guy following her around either, especially when she is not the "jump into bed" type. A bet with her assistant though, has her with Logan in a hurry. But Logan knows she hates werewolves and hides his identity and the reason he's watching her. As things heat up with Veronica's stalker, Logan makes some missteps that hurt his relationship with Veronica.

I really liked Veronica. She came across and vulnerable and likable as well as competent and strong. She's had a tough time of it but she works hard to make everything work out. Logan is vulnerable to his Luminary (That would be Veronica.) but he also knows he has a hard road to go with her and he isn't sure he'll win her at the end of it. But after a lot of hurt, confusion, and distress, Logan and Veronica seem to have themselves in gear. Now if only that stalker would just stop playing around - or maybe not. I liked the unveiling, especially since I hadn't figured it out, and the dramatic rescue.

I liked both Logan and Veronica; I liked the mystery and how it wove a good story around a werewolf hater and a werewolf. I liked the emotion both Veronica and Logan go through and how it brought them closer. I like how Veronica finally started standing up for herself. This one is a soooo much better 3.5 stars.

So I Married a Werewolf
Carter Griffin, enforcing officer for the Seattle Wolf Pack, and rescuer of Veronica, has lost his Luminary and now lives a bachelor life, serial dating his way through the female wolves in Seattle. His strongest tie is his neighbor Faith, with whom he has a standing Friday night movie "date". Faith's introduction to the Seattle Wolf Pack was when her family was brutally attacked by a rogue wolf who killed her parents and nearly killed her and her brother. Despite the terrible intro, she and Dawson her brother have settled fairly well. Of course, she's working three jobs to pay for Dawson's dreams. But hey, what's family for, after all? When Carter needs a wife, he suggests a very short term marriage to Faith, who has wanted him forever (unbeknownst to him). So, she marries him.

And this is where Faith's doormat beginning comes to an end. She's tired of always doing her best to please everyone else, especially Carter. So, she does her own thing, determined to be happy on her own and for herself. Poor Carter is caught in the onslaught of Faith determined to be happy despite him. I can't help but feel a bit sorry for him. Faith knows what she wants and she's willing to work to get it. Carter wants Faith, but has no idea how to get her and believes that he can't have her because he lost his Luminary and there is only one fated mate.

Until we turn all the Luminary fated mate stuff into a "there can be many Luminaries per wolf, depending on where they are in their lives" and ruin the story. I was all ready for Carter to accept that he loved Faith even though she wasn't his Luminary. Instead, she's his second Luminary. Bah!

I liked this story about Faith taking charge of her life and her dreams until the bungled Luminary thing. This story gets a 2.5 stars, down a star if it hadn't decided a Luminary was no different from someone I love.

[Elaine - Splashes Into Books · Rating 4 out of 5]

Gone With the Wolf

My Review: This is the first book in the series and I read it as the first in the Seattle Wolf Box Set. Just imagine someone in big business has stolen the deeds to the bar you’ve been struggling to run for years and won’t talk to you about it. What could you do to get to them? In this case Emelia Hudson (aka Emie) takes herself undercover, getting a job as a temp in the company. While attending the office Hallowe’en party she sneaks into the wine cellar where she indulges herself with some tasty – and very expensive – wine. It is here that alpha werewolf Drake Wilder discovers her and the attraction is off the wall especially as he realises she is both his mate and human! He has been brought up to believe that no human can successfully give birth to the offspring of an alpha, he also knows that Emelia may now be in danger if his psychotic twin realises Drake has found his mate. To top it all, Emelia knows nothing of the werewolves, so how will this feisty, independent young woman react to everything that she’s about to learn? Will they live to achieve their HEA together?

This is a story packed with action and humour. Three hundred year old Drake is a take charge type of guy, one brought up in a different era when women knew their place was in their home with a strong male to look after them . . . but Emelia has grown up in a different time and is a free spirit, not looking to have her life taken control of by someone else – and certainly not by the very same person that threatens the existence of her dream bar! Both characters are brilliantly portrayed and the story has an intriguing plot that makes it interesting reading. I have no hesitation in looking forward to reading other novels in this series, especially as I’m reading the box set which has books 1 to 3 in the series! It’m looking forward to seeing how the characters and series develops. I’m impressed by the author’s skill in crafting the secret werewolf world within the city and imaginative storytelling so have no hesitation in highly recommending it to other fans of paranormal werewolf romances with a strong alpha and feisty female lead.

Four Weddings and a Werewolf

My Review:  This is the second book in the series and I read it as the second story in the Seattle Wolf Box Set, though the story is also available separately. This time the story concerns wedding planner, Veronica Vale, who thinks she has a secret admirer but is actually being stalked by a werewolf. To protect her, her future brother-in-law has hired his friend, Logan Black, to act as a bodyguard for her – but he hasn’t told her about any of this. That leaves the story open for plenty of misunderstandings of motives and actions, especially as she purports to hate werewolves as a rogue attacked and turned her beloved sister into one. So, not revealing his job or his nature, Logan still has to try to keep the feisty and highly independent Veronica safe whilst not giving into his desires to claim her for himself.

This is a brilliant story with so much angst and turmoil it is hilarious at times. It is a great read and I really enjoyed getting totally immersed in the well crafted plot. Some of the characters from the first book in the series make appearances in this one, too, and it is good to get a glimpse of how things have progressed for them since the previous story. Personally, I think the author is honing her skills and this story demonstrates her development making this a real page turner and enthralling read which I really enjoyed escaping into. I highly recommend this to anyone who, like me, enjoys letting go of reality to escape into the paranormal world the author has skilfully created and meeting the great characters she has living there to find out about their romance!

So I Married a Werewolf

My Review: This is the third book in the series and I read it in the Seattle Wolf Box Set. This is a great friends to partners to mates werewolf story, where she knows she's attracted to him but he is in self denial, not believing he can find another fated mate after his disastrous first experience. She's also wary of trying to develop their relationship further because they really are great friends and neither wants to mar that friendship. Such a great job that love has a way ignoring common sense reasoning and imposing its own slant on relationships!

This is a great story of friends working together to overcome obstacles in their path by pretending to be in a relationship with each other - only to find the temptations to make it read insurmountable! There are plenty of laugh out loud moments in this story as the two try to cope with their changing relationship, mutual attraction and, of course, Humperdink the Yorkie in need of training to improve his behaviour! It was great fun how she applied her dog training skills to taming her werewolf! Add in his job rival and his girlfriend - who used to go out with Carter - as well as the leading officials in the Department and you just know you're in for a great read!

I've enjoyed all three novels in this box set and highly recommend them to anyone who enjoys paranormal werewolf shifter romances with plenty of twists and turns, turmoil and trouble as well as hot romance!

Thanks to the publishers for gifting me an ARC of the box set containing this novel, via NetGalley, in exchange for my honest review.

[Sissy's Romance Book Review · Rating 5 out of 5]

I received an eARC, from NetGalley and the publisher, in exchange for an honest review.
Seattle Wolf Pack Box Set by Kristin Miller has 3 separate books in this book making it about 545 pages. It would be hard not to like this book. I thought each story was great and they are full length books so you are getting your money worth here too!
The books are:
1.Gone With the Wolf
Emelia Hudson is upset with Drake Wilder who is the CEO of a company that just bought her building where she has her 'Night Owl' Bar. Emelia thought she had bought it from a tattoo artist a few years ago. Now Emelia is worried about loosing her business. Emelia tries to make contact with him but he is not responding back...so she gets a Temp Job at his company to try to track him down. Drake actually meets Emelia at his house when he is giving a Halloween Party. Emelia doesn't know who he is so he gets to talk to her and thinks she might be his mate.
2. Four Weddings and a Werewolf
Logan Black has no intention of every marring but somehow he has been assigned to a job guarding Veronica Vale who is a wedding planner. Veronica is being stalked by a Wolf and keeps getting gifts/packages from him. Veronica doesn't like wolves because one turned her sister.
3. So I Married a Werewolf
Carter Griffin has set his sight on being a detective for his wolf pack and has been offered the job...the catch... he has a better chance of getting it if he is married. Faith Hamilton is his friend and neighbor. Although Faith would like to be more. Faith needs money for her brother's education and Carter needs a wife.... sounds like friends coming together to help each other out.


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[Hannah · Rating 4 out of 5]

ARC REVIEW

Overall, this was a good series. I like how it was kept to just three stories and that each could be read as a stand alone. My favorite out of the three is the last So I Married a Werewolf. It was the first one I had ever read if the series back when it was originally released. The first two were good, but all of them had some parts I liked better than others. They are all really entertaining and quick reads.



Gone with the Wolf:
First book of the series does a good job introducing the dynamics of the book series "universe" wolf pack. It was a great starter to the series. The characters were amusing they had fun experiences with each other getting to know one another and such with just a taste of suspense, which I always appreciate, but Emilia did get annoying she because stubborn and not the good kind of stubborn.
Emilia was lead to believe she was the owner of the building where she opened her bar, sadly enough she was conned. Emilia however believes Wilder Financial stole it from her. as the business slows down Emilia gets a second job working for Wilder Financial hoping she can do anything to get her bar back even if it means blackmailing the CEO. At the Christmas party she was hoping for her chance, instead she meets a sexy guy who can kiss the pants off of her. The next day she finds out she's been transferred to act as the CEO temp secretary and that when she finds out Mr. KissyFace at the Christmas party is the CEO. Drake Wilder gave up all hope to finding a mate he was ready just to hand the reigns over to his twin brother and just deal with it. He never expected to find her getting drunk on his expensive wine in his cellar and he really didn't expect her to be human.
Drake was always lead to believe that a human wasn't strong enough to survive the pregnancy with an Alpha shifter, but he isn't going to give up so easily he is open an honest with Emilia that if she wants it they can have the relationship but there will be no children. Emilia wants to hate Drake, but after he gave her undisputed proof that she was conned she is a little more open to a relationship. Only that's not the only problem. Drake's twin brother isn't going to hand over the pack so easily.




Four Weddings and a Werewolf:
This one was absolutely adorable, predictable but so freakin' cute. I may have to retract my former statement and say this is my favorite. Veronica, once again we have someone who is too stubborn for her own good. Her hatred for shifters seems petty and silly but once she reveals the deeper and the true reason she comes off the way she does it makes sense. Logan Black sexy werewolf former marine bodyguard, yep that says it all.
Veronica Vale (at least it wasn't Vicki) is a wedding planner. Wedding number one: she meets Logan Black. Unbeknownst to Veronica her brother in law, Jake also best friend of Logan's, hires Logan to keep an eye on Veronica it seems like she has a secret admirer, but it has crossed over into the creepy. Veronica doesn't know it but her admire left her a disturbing present with a note that he looked forward to turning her in to a werewolf. Veronica's hatred to werewolves is the main reason Jake and Logan kept quiet about the whole bodyguard thing. Logan has to come clean about it when her stalker strikes again and Veronica only agrees because she thinks Logan is human.
Logan realized right off the bad that Veronica is his mate but he is determined not to give in; one he never wants to get married or mated because his line of work and two how Veronica feels about werewolves. Wedding number two: Veronica realizes just how dangerous her stalker really is and finally finds out the truth about Logan. Well to say the shit hit the fan is pretty accurate but by then Veronica and Logan attraction is pretty strong too they just have to stop being so stubborn and realize it.




So I Married a Werewolf:
Book three is the odd ball of the trio, it is the only one that is strictly romance. It is a cute romance of two best friends who make deal that benefits them both and end up falling in love. This a quick and easy read with laughs and a little bit of heartache. I think the dog Humperdink steals the spotlight of the book. I loved Faith, she is delightful and I think out of the three I can relate most to her. Faith is a dog trainer and walker and runs a blog all about dogs and training and related. She is also putting her brother through college. Carter has always dreamed of being a detective in the Enforcement Bureau of the Seattle Pack. He is finally getting the chance for his promotion but the higher ups want someone who is mated. Carter lies and tells them he was getting married. Faith is in need of extra income because her brother just got accepted into Yale. Carter offers to pay her brothers way if she will act as his fiancee. One thing leads to another and they have to get married, to prove that they are a real deal. Carter wasn't the only one trying to get a spot as detective and so Carter and Nate are competing for the spot. Faith tries the hardest to prove that they are a real couple she even goes to a cooking class to learn so she can impress the bosses' wives.
Carter has issues with accepting that Faith could be his fated mate, he's already had a one mate and it wasn't all rainbows and lollipops. He's hesitant to start anything serious with Faith not matter how strong the pull to her is. Faith is insecure and he's rejection she takes personal, throw in a crazy backstabbing ex and it just makes everything so much more complicated then either of them ever thought it would be.

[Sapphyria · Rating 5 out of 5]

Gone With the Wolf Review:
**My 5-Star Review**

Gone with the Wolf is a really great novel. It combines the normal werewolf and bonded mate scenario with a lot of other not so common themes. Bonded mates in Kristin Miller's novels are called Luminaries and to me that sounds like a great title to have. The author takes a normal, everyday human and transforms her into the object of lust and desire for a local werewolf. We are taken on a journey that invades the life of a hardworking, independent woman who is oblivious to the paranormal world around her. She fights for the business she has worked so hard to build, not allowing a huge corporation to come in and take over. Emelia is strong willed and stands up for herself and doesn't allow anyone to swoop in and treat her like anything less than an equal.

Drake is a fantastically written main character. He fights the attraction to Emelia at first, even going to far as to deny that their first touch was anything out of the ordinary. When that doesn't work, he tries to bring her into his world the best way he know how - which backfires at certain times. He knows that with the Alpha title at stake, the life of the Luminary he finds would be in danger from his brother Silas. Unfortunately, Drake underestimates just how much danger Emelia would be in.

Gone with the Wolf has its extremely tender moments but is full of action, drama, and suspense.

I enjoyed it - and I think you all will, too!

Four Weddings and a Werewolf Review:
**My 5-Star Review**

Four Weddings and a Werewolf is a fantastic second book in the Seattle Wolf Pack series. There isn't a lot of crossover but, if you've read Book 1, you know we first meet Logan there. We also get a small, important scene featuring Drake and Emelia. I loved the mystery behind the stalker, which is how the author unites Veronica with Logan. I did figure out who the stalker ultimately ended up being but until the key scene played out, it was purely speculation on my part.

Veronica has had a hard life, and losing her sister to a pack of wolves didn't exactly make her day. Leah still communicates with Veronica and loves her dearly, but being part of the pack doesn't include her totally human sister, Veronica. This is what fuels her disdain for werewolves. They protect their own, sure - but Veronica gets left out in the cold with no other family to interact with, and she, with good cause, feels like they've stolen Leah from her. Her interactions with Logan are very entertaining at times, with bantering back and forth that made me laugh out loud.

Logan is a complex wolf. He talks himself into believing that he's not relationship or marriage material. He keeps Veronica at arm's length for as long as possible but he succumbs to the fact that he likes her - A LOT. The chemistry is there between the two from the very start - from that first glance across the room at a wedding - and continues to intensify, even though Veronica tries to convince herself that wolves are out of the question and Logan tries to convince himself that he doesn't do relationships or marriage.

This novel will keep you glued to the pages from start to finish. Be prepared to stay completely engaged in this novel since you won't be able to rip your eyeballs from the pages!

So I Married a Werewolf Review:
**My 5-Star Review**

So I Married a Werewolf is the third novel in Kristin Miller's Seattle Wolf Pack series and it is just a superb as the first two books. For a refresher, the author combines the normal werewolf/bonded mate scenario but with a twist. The female bonded mates are call Luminaries. It is assumed that each would only comes across one Luminary in their lifetime - if they manage to find one at all.

Unlike the first two books in the series that took a normal, everyday human and transformed her into the object of lust and desire for a local werewolf, this book pairs a female werewolf (who was bitten) with a male werewolf (born as such). Faith and Carter aren't your typical mates - they are joined together, each with a goal in mind. Faith needs to help out her brother with college and Carter needs a mate in order to secure a promotion.

Faith and Carter are fantastically written main characters. Their unconventional marriage arrangement might be handy in certain aspects of their lives but it takes a toll on both of them, especially Faith, emotionally. In fact, the emotionally driven passages in this book have been written realistically so I suggest you have tissues handy. I feel bad for Faith because she loves Carter but doesn't feel like she turns his head the way a skinny woman would. There are so many times that conversations between her and Carter go haywire and you can't help but feel her self-esteem drop another notch.

The attraction between Carter and Faith is there but when you have a man insisting that he only gets one Luminary, it takes him a long time to realize just what he has with Faith. Carter is determined to keeps things all business because he doesn't want to ruin their friendship. The road to their happily-ever-after is not straight or smooth.

So I Married a Werewolf is a wonderful book. It has extremely tender moments but is full of action, drama, and suspense. I was drawn in from the very beginning and my interest never waned. Both Faith and Carter are likable and it's easy to relate to them. I highly recommend the entire Seattle Wolf Pack series!

Review Copy Courtesy of: Entangled Publishing/NetGalley, at no cost, in exchange for an honest review.

[Teresa · Rating 4 out of 5]

***I received a copy of this book from Net Galley and Entangled Publishing in exchange for an honest review***

This is a box set of three stories: Four Weddings and a Werewolf, Gone with the Wolf and So I married a Werewolf. Each book can be read separately but having all three in a box set is awesome. Also, when each wolf in the pack finds his Luminary (True Love) a bond is created allowing them both to extend his life span.

Four Weddings and a Werewolf (5 stars)

Logan Black is a former Marine plus a bodyguard who is hired by the pack to provide security for Veronica Vale, the wedding planner from a stalker who has been sending her gifts with wolf hair. Little do they know that the stalker will step up his game as her sister, Leah, prepares to get married. Veronica hates all werewolves because her sister was turned by a rogue wolf, however, when she starts to feel an attraction to Logan sparks fly. Little does she know he has a secret, he's a werewolf.

As the stalker increases his "presents" Logan decides to move Veronica into his home so that he can protect her. When they both give into the attraction, boy to sparks fly! She soon finds out his secret but somehow it doesn't matter if he's a bit furry or not because when Love blooms it encompasses both of them. I was really surprised who the stalker was but you'll have to read the book to find out. I really enjoyed this book and stayed up late reading it because I couldn't put it down.

Gone with the Wolf (4.5 stars)

Drake Wilder is CEO of Wilder Enterprises and also the Packs Alpha. He buys businesses and companies and makes them profitable again. Emelia Hudson has just found out that the building and her bar has just been purchased by Wilder Enterprises. She tries desperately to reach Drake by any means to explain that she purchased the building from the former tattoo artist who was next door to her bar. When he meets Emelia in his wine cellar at his Halloween party, she doesn't realize that he's Drake but the sparks that fly between them prove that

Emelia realizes that maybe she can reach the CEO if she takes a temp secretarial job with Wilder because the bar is losing money slowly while the neighborhood slowly becomes very sketchy. However, Drake, doesn't know who she is but feels an attraction that he soon realizes she is his Luminary. I loved how Drake's secretary plays the part of fairy godmother and makes over Emelia for a dinner that requires formal dress wear.

When Emelia leaves Drake for three days, he becomes ill because the bond they have created is because they are Luminary. Not sure why he would try to find her but when they do meet up again, he realizes that he will do anything to prove to her that she is his true love and mate.

So I married a Werewolf (3.5 stars)

Carter Griffin desperately wants to be promoted to detective with pack and he will do anything to get the job but at what cost? When he finds out that in order to get his life dream he needs to hurt his best friend and neighbor Faith Hamilton, is why I rated this book lower than the previous two.

Faith Hamilton is not only a dog trainer but has a blog and walks the dogs she trains as well. But what she really desires is that Carter will see her as a lover not just his best friend and neighbor. When Faith's brother calls her with news that he wants to attend a conference and oh yes, by the way he's been accepted into Yale for his masters degree. Carter finds out he needs to be married, he proposes to Faith and promises to help her with her brothers college.

The teacup Yorkshire dog that Faith fosters for the local animal shelter steels the show completely as he humps anything and everything that walks, talks and especially Carter's shoe. But its how he leaves Faith after realizing that she may be his second true love (he was married before) that really made my heart feel for her. Amazingly, they somehow manage to figure out that love can bloom again but personally I think Carter's treatment of Faith and his lack of trust kind of made my rating go down a bit.

All in all all three books were enjoyable and I would definitely read Kristin Miller's next series featuring the San Francisco Pack.

[Christine Hill · Rating 4 out of 5]

Book review originally posted on www.loveserially.wordpress.com

Best Buy of the Year!

I received this advance reader copy in exchange for an honest review. This new box set is scheduled to be released on April 25, 2016.



Seattle Wolf Pack Box Set

Gone with the Wolf (Drake and Emelia)

Four Weddings and a Werewolf (Logan and Veronica)

So I Married a Werewolf (Carter and Faith)

Overall Rating: 4 (sXe)

It’s hard to tell which is my favorite of the three novels. All three of the novels are awesome. Each one is full of steamy sex and love that will last centuries. Ultimately, I think Carter and Faith were the most developed of all of the characters and so their story really resonated with me. There were still parts that tore at me about Carter and Faith’s story though. Faith’s feelings are hurt over and over again, and while she is a strong woman, I’m not sure I could have overcome my feelings as “easily” as Faith. But that’s probably why she’s named Faith, which I love.

My favorite leading male is probably Logan. He is such a strong wolf and I have a clear sense of what his issues are with relationships. Veronica is a bit of a twit, but I love Kristin Miller’s description of her—she’s beautiful, but you have to look at her because she’s understated. There are so many women like that in real life and it’s always nice when they’re noticed. The actual story is fast-paced. There is always something going on, which makes sense because this is more of a romantic suspense than So I Married a Werewolf, which has no suspense. It’s a really quick read in that sense, and there’s tons of steamy sex.

I had the most problems with Gone with the Wolf. The characters are developed, but the way the dialogue is written and formatted, it’s difficult to always tell who is speaking. In fact, one of my biggest pet peeves about reading ebooks is formatting issues. So often there aren’t line spaces where there needs to be, and line breaks at random intervals. This makes it difficult for character development because when I don’t know who is saying what, I can���t get a sense of their chemistry and their thought processes. Emelia is written as a free-spirited character, but there aren’t a lot of scenes where I get to see her in that vein. Drake is much more successfully portrayed as a cold, analytical businessman, especially because there are so many scenes where he makes the wrong decisions based on those characteristics.

The best thing about this is that you can read all three books one after another like I did. There are time gaps between each of the books, so you can track Emelia and Drake’s family over years, as well as Logan and Veronica. Each of the couples makes cameo appearances in So I Married a Werewolf. Miller has added some nice additions to the werewolf trope that I really love too. That they become stronger and live longer with their luminary is awesome (and true in real life to a certain extent). I love that each couple realizes who their luminary is at different times—this allows each plotline to develop along different lines. It’s nice that each novel is unique and doesn’t fall into the same tired storylines.

Is it worth buying? (Kindle $0.99)

Here is the big news folks! You can get this amazing box set for less than a dollar! Is that the deal of the year? YES! It’s a no-brainer. You should get this one.

[Angel · Rating 5 out of 5]

***I received a copy of this book from Net Galley and Entangled Publishing in exchange for an honest review***

This is a box set of three stories: Four Weddings and a Werewolf, Gone with the Wolf and So I married a Werewolf. Each book can be read separately.

This is the first books I have read by Kristin and I found them quite enjoyable.

Gone with the Wolf...

Drake Wilder the pack Alpha and also CEO of a financial company which have purchased a building.
Emelia who also thinks she owns the building is out to get back what she feels Wilder Enterprises have swindled her out of.
In all this Drake discovers Emelia is his Luminary (fated mate)
It was fun to see how much Drake messed things up and how such a strong female lead Emelia was.
Nothing surprising really happened but the story kept me entertained.

Four Weddings and a Werewolf....

I really liked Logan from the previous book and was hoping to read more.
Logan is a loner. A player. The last thing he wants is a Luminary. Specially one that hates his kind.
Veronica is a wedding planner and is busy planning her sister wedding to Jake. Her sister was attacked and turned into a werewolf and because of this she hates all wolves and now her sister is marrying one. Whilst planning the wedding she finds she has a stalker. Her brother-in-law hires her a bodyguard. Yup that guard is Logan but Veronica is unaware he is a werewolf.
Sadly I spent a large part of this one wondering if id missed something. It was not until Leah's wedding that I realised that a few years had passed since Drake and Emelia's story. Still I enjoyed the instalment.

So I married a Werewolf...

Carter and Faith are BBF's Carter lost his Luminary a few years back so knows that's it for him. He dates, plays and works.
A detective opening becomes available and he desperately wants to get the job. However, there is one catch. He has to be married.

Faith is a blogger and dog trainer and BBF to Carter. Whom she is secretly in love with.
When her bother calls asking for her help to pay his fees to YALE she frantically thinks about how she can help him. Until Carter offers her a proposal. Marry him so he can get his dream job and he will pay for Dawson to go to YALE. She loves Carter and is not sure she can do it without ruining their friendship. But she cant say no and agrees to marry him on the condition she pays him back.

The book consisted of a lot to a fro. Fighting the pull and both Faith and Carter trying to remain friends. To put it bluntly Carter was an ass. He really hurt Faith and she was the sweetest little thing. I enjoyed this story but I also didn't. I was angry at how Faith was used as a pawn not only by Carter but pretty much everyone.

[April Symes · Rating 4 out of 5]

There are 3 different book in this box set by Kristin Miller.
1.Gone With the Wolf – In this book, Emelia Hudson is angry with CEO Drake Wilder because his company has bought her building where her bar is located. She bought the building before from a tattoo guy or she thought she bought it. She has tried to reach out to the CEO to no avail. So she ends up taking a job to get close enough to speak to him—but they actually meet each out at a Halloween Party that he is giving and neither realize who the other is and Drake realize she is his mate. Complications ensue—will Drake get his mate and Emelia her HEA? This was a good story and the paranormal aspect was fantastic –good start to the Seattle Wolf Pack series.
2. Four Weddings and a Werewolf--Logan Black has made his mind up to get married but he is tasked to guard Veronica Vale, the wedding planner. Reason is, she is being stalked by a wolf out for her blood. She is being sent forbidden gifts /letters/packages that continue to get more and more scary. Veronica has her reasons for why she doesn’t like/trust wolves but Logan has gotten under her guard—can he keep her safe and can they end up with their HEA? This is one beautifully written love story that has the edge –the ending keeps you on your toes.
3. So I Married a Werewolf--Carter Griffin wants to be the detective in charge of his wolf pack so he worked at it until he was offered the job. Only thing is he has to be married to get the job. Meanwhile his friend and neighbor, Faith Hamilton is a dog trainer and has a blog about dogs. She has been in love with Carter for a while. She hoped he would see her as something other than a friend . Then during this time her brother gets offered a great opportunity to attend Yale—well Faith knows she has to help him with his college. Carter and Faith end up getting married and Carter offered to loan her money for her brother’s college (all tied into his need to be married if she helped him out). Carter knew she loved him and in this story, his beginning treatment of her during the beginning of their marriage hurt me because it hurt her BUT watching Faith grow was great. Carter came to realize that Faith is his mate. He was blown away by this fact(which you will come to understand as why during the reading) and he came to realize you can have more than two loves/mates. This friends to lovers story wasn’t as strong as the others but the ending was satisfying. Carter should have been groveling more but hey, 2 out of 3 aint bad.

My rating: 4.5 stars ****
**I was given an ARC the publisher in exchange for an honest review***

[DelAnne Frazee · Rating 5 out of 5]

Title: Seattle Wolf Pack Box Set
Author: Kristin Miller
Published: 4-25-2016
Publisher: Entangled Covet
Pages: 543
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Sub Genre: Anthologies & Short Stories; Fantasy; Shifters; Werewolves
ISBN: 9781633756281
ASIN: B01DSWKAUG
Reviewer: DelAnne
Reviewed For: NetGalley
My Rating: 4 1/2 Stars


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Seattle Wolf Pack gives you all three books in the series in one set so that you can start at the beginning with Gone With the Wolf where the Alpha finds his true mate right in his own office. Even if Emilia Hudson is on a search and destroy mission to save her bar which she purchased from a deceitful seller as has Drake Wilder's company along with the rest of the buildings. Moving on to Playboy Logan Black's story. Assigned to protect Wedding Planner, Veronica Vale who has an aversion to werewolves and is being stalked by a rogue werewolf. The attraction to the two is off the scales, but Logan is fighting it for all he is worth. Last but not least you have So I Married a Werewolf, Carter Griffin and Faith Hamilton's story. In order to get the position of his dreams. There is only one drawback he needs a wife to prove he has given up his playboy ways and settled down. His answer is his sexy neighbor and an even trade, she gets the money to send her brother to college and he gets the job he so desires.



What can I tell you other than this is an anthology that will have you sighing. With a touch of suspense and subterfuge added to each story and an overload of steamy attraction to keep you glued to the story. This is more than just a paranormal romance. With the talent of Kristin Miller you quickly become invested in the lives of the pack and the women they claim as their own. The characters both main and supportive are well developed and make you want to like them. The plot is complete and runs smoothly in each story. This is an anthology for any lover of paranormal romance lover. Werewolves, both good and bad abound here and call to your inner shifter. My rating is 4 1/2 out of 5 stars.



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[Rachel Caplinger · Rating 5 out of 5]

Seattle Wolves Box Set
As A Set 5 Stars!
With action and sexy times this Box set is an amazing compilation to cuddle up with and get furry x I loved every story with each twist moment and change. I love that each couple that its own connection and it wasn’t an instant recognition x

Gone with the Wolf

The first installment and intro to the Seattle wolf pack is an amazing concept and story of an alpha finding his mate and them falling in love in a very real way. Battling their personal problems Drake overly logical and Emelia too emotional on top of Drake fighting his twin for his rightful place as soul alpha and the safety of his mate. Amelia dealing with her newfound wolfdom and adapting and learning about this whole new world. Will they be able to figure out how to make it all work? Will they even SURVIVE it all?


Four Weddings and a Werewolf

Veronica has an issue. After losing her parents in a tragic accident that she never really dealt with she feels like she is losing her sister too— newly turned werewolf and now getting married to another werewolf— Veronica now hates all werewolves thinking they are uncontrollable monsters and feels more alone than ever. The only thing bringing a smile to her face these days is her secret admirer.
Logan has been hired by Veronica’s soon to be brother-in-law and his best friend to protect her because not only is he enforcer for their pack but he is best at what they do. and Veronica’s secret admirer has turned stalker. Now can he just do his job well enough to catch the sucker before its too late? For what you Ask? For both their lives to change in ways neither of them want.


So I Married a Werewolf

Carter has dreamed of being a detective for many many years, but his only chances of getting that promotion are if he is married, unfortunately he’s been there, done that, and not interested in doing it again. casual is his thing— its the only way he can guarantee that he doesn’t get hurt again and turn into that guy that no one wants to be with, controlling untrusting and an all around a-hole. Faith has had a crush on her next door neighbor and one of her best friends since she moved in. every week after their standing movie marathon she hopes and prays that something will come of it, but unfortunately there is no spark coming from that man in her direction. the last thing she ever expects is for him to ask her to do is to fake-marry him for profit. THAT should be interesting.

[Lori · Rating 5 out of 5]

Gone With The Wolf
Emelia is such a strong willed, tough as nails, speaks her mind, goes after what she wants kind of woman. I totally enjoyed her role in this story. She kept Drake so far off balance it was entertaining. She brought him to life. Drake on the other hand was major alpha, always in control, super hot and protective. Their interactions were explosive. And despite falling in love, they still had their differences. But I liked the way they did. Of course it took a huge occurrence to make it happen, but they were better for it. And the epilogue, major swooning and heartwarming.

Four Weddings and a Werewolf

It was sweet, super sexy, suspenseful, and fun. This story was a very quick read mainly because you could see it play out in your head like a movie. I love when that happens. The author truly creates beautiful imagery and scenes that appear in your mind.

Logan was so amazing. I loved how he was so strong and protective right from the beginning. How he knew they were meant to be during their first encounter.

Veronica was a great female lead. She was strong and independent. I loved her transformation throughout the book to where she opened her eyes and saw Logan's true self.

I enjoyed the chemistry between the two and was glad for their ending. The stalker story was a great secondary one. I had a feeling I knew who it was and glad the author didn't do the crazy twist I had going on in my head, because that one I wouldn't have liked. The story tied up quite nicely and I would love to read more of the series.

So I Married a Werewolf

Wow! I loved this book! Several times it brought me to tears. I guess I can relate to Faith, a little heavier, a little bit of a loner, not very self confident and desperately in love with a gorgeous alpha wolf. She was just a beautiful character who gave so much of herself. She found herself and made herself stronger for herself. I love that. And then there is Carter. He was a true friend to Faith, but had some trust issues. Oh a few times in this book he really really made me mad and just brought tears to my eyes. But what a redemption. Beautiful story with a beautiful couple. Books that make me feel a lot of different emotions as I read them are definitely favorites.

I received this book set in exchange for an honest review from the publisher through Netgalley.

[Fizza · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved all three books. Each one of them is brilliant. All of them are full length novels. They are well-written, with well-developed characters. I loved all the characters in this book.

Gone with the Wolf is story of Drake and Emelia. Drake and his twin brother are in line to be Alpha of their pack. Which ever of them finds his mate before the other will inherit the pack. When Drake realised that Emelia is his mate her life is in danger because his twin will stop at nothing to ensure he inherits the pack and not Drake. Emelia has her own problems, she bought a bar and now realised that she has been scammed. The rightful owner of her bar is Drake. She must convince him to give her bar back to her. One thing led to another and soon the two of them find themselves in too deep...

Four Weddings and a Werewolf is another amazing paranormal romance novel. Logan is hired to protect a wedding planner who happens to be sister of one of his best friend's fiance. There is no room for mistakes because they are certain she is being stalked by a werewolf. The only trouble is that Logan is having a hard time keeping his hand s to himself. He is attracted to her and simply cannot resist... Veronica on the other hand despises werewolves and cannot stand to be with one at all. She has no idea that her bodyguard as well as object of her attraction is a werewolf. Will she forgive him when she finds out that she has been played?

So I Married a Werewolf is the last novel in the Seattle Wolf Back Boxed Set. The books is full of romance and humour. I loved it just as much as the above two books. Carter and Faith are friends. The decided to help each other in their hour of need and then soon find themselves in love.

All three novels are amazing and a must read for all paranormal/romance lovers.

[Whispers From · Rating 4 out of 5]

3 stars GONE WITH THE WOLF

Drake is a werewolf and CEO of his company. He has a twin brother and whomever finds their Luminary ( soul mate ) first, gets to be Alpha and the other gets all the investments and money. But his brother wants it all.
Emelia owns her own bar and go to work for Drake's company to get close because somehow he claims to hold the deed to her building. They meet at a Halloween party and Drake knows immediately that she's his Luminary. But she is independent, strong willed, and believes he's evil.
I didn't really like Emelia. She was vindictive and flip flopped between wanting Drake and not. Sex. Crazy brother.
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4 stars for FOUR WEDDINGS AND A WEREWOLF

Veronica is a wedding planner and has a stalker. Her sister was turned into a werewolf and she loves her sister but does not like werewolves.
Logan is a werewolf, bodyguard, and assassin. He is being paid to protect Veronica. He doesn't believe in marriage and wants nothing to do with long term relationships. They more time they spend together, the more they both realize how wrong they were.
Veronica was awful prejudiced against wolves when one is protecting her. Sex. Crazy stalker. Hunky werewolves.
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5 stars for SO I MARRIED A WEREWOLF
Faith is a dog walker, trainer, and blogger. She was turned a werewolf when her parents were attacked and killed.
Carter is her best friend and is part of the Enforcement Bureau, Seattle's Policing Unit. He wants to become detective but they want someone with a stable relationship. He convinces Faith to be his fake fiancee. Carter has already lost his Luminary so he is confused over the feelings he has for Faith. Because a wolf can have only one Luminary in their lifetime.
They have their ups and downs. Carter being a man. Faith with her insecurities. Some sex. And a humping little teacup puppy.
*RECEIVED A COPY FROM NETGALLEY*

[Denise · Rating 5 out of 5]

With this one it will give you the means to satisfy cravings without having to stop at just one. It is like how people binge on tv. First you will start out with the CEO Drake when and his dance or should I say chase of his true mate but her spirit will match his because Emelia is not anyone's pansy. She wants answers but it has nothing to do with anything Drake knows about. Evil twin lurks also with plans of his own that do not include playing nice. Once you find out how they turn out you then slide into hyper with Logan who happened to also be a former Marine plus bodyguard for the pack he is hired to protect the wedding planner Veronica who has problems of the stalking kind. Excitement amid a wedding, what could be more thrilling but maybe more romance. So love when a ex marine thinks he has not time or desire for love and romance that they are shown how wrong they are. Veronica is a humorous lovable character and pairs well with Logan rather either think so. She will also be changing her tune on what she doesn't do. By the time you are finished with them you are rolling into home base drooling along the way. This is one of my favorites though cause friends gotta help friends out right? Faith has many jobs including training dogs that also has her writing a blog to go with it. Carter being part of the Enforcement Bureau policing unit keeps him busy and on his toes. They both need something and in order to get it need help hence them helping each other. When you play with certain kinds of fire you get burnt especially when you are each other's intended. The writing style superb with the flow bringing you home filling that need for some good romance of the furry kind.

[Calm Your Pits · Rating 4 out of 5]

*** This ARC was received from Entangled Publishing via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review**

Let me just say that I enjoy a majority of werewolf stories, something about them just sucks me in. This box set was no different.

GONE WITH THE WOLF
Drake recognizes Emelia as his almost the second he meets her while it takes a while for Emelia to admit it. She thinks he is shady and ruthless but finds that he is nothing like the image he has portrayed. It sucks that she had to be turned without her permission but I am glad he did what needed to be done to save her. His brother is a greedy idiot and deserves none of the things Drake let him have.

FOUR WEDDINGS AND A WEREWOLF
Veronica has every right to be sceptical of werewolves after her sister was attacked and turned, even though that ended up finding her the man she is marrying. She should not, however, judge every single werewolf the same. Every group/species/community has their own problems and crazies but that should never condemn the whole lot. After seeing how the male werewolves conducted them at the rehearsal she starts to realize this. Logan is too adamant about hating weddings and should have just kept his mouth shut. I am glad they ended up together and she chose to transition in order to live a long life by his side.

SO I MARRIED A WEREWOLF
I love that the Seattle Pack took in Faith and her brother after the attack that killed their parents. Carter and Faith took a long time to realize they belonged together and both had to work through some issues before they could fully give themselves to each other. I don't like the scheme behind why they got married but it pushed them together so all ended well.

[Marsha Keeper Bookshelf · Rating 5 out of 5]

Reviewed at Keeper Bookshelf

Do you love Shifter Romance? Then you’re going to want to get your paws ahmm, hands on this bundle soon before the offer goes away. The publisher is stating that this bundle of the Seattle Wolf Pack is in a boxed set for a limited time. And at under a dollar (as of today’s date 4/25/16) – why would you pass this up? Really?

This set includes: Gone With The Wolf – Four Weddings and A Werewolf – So I Married A Werewolf... I just love the play on movie titles here.

You get a very good description of each full length story in the Cover Description so there’s really no need for me to say much more without giving away spoilers.

But I can say that I absolutely loved each story and each couple. Funny, sexy, a bit of suspense, hot Alpha males and their smart ‘n sassy mates — I was in Shifter Romance heaven with the Seattle Wolf Pack.

If you love Paranormal Romance, especially Shifters then the Seattle Wolf Pack Box Set is something you’ll want to pick up – soon. I would not hesitate to recommend these stories to any reader who loves a good, solid romance with a touch of the supernatural. And now’s the perfect time to get all three stories at once. Gotta love a win-win like this one.

*I received an e-ARC of Seattle Wolf pack Box Set from the publisher, Entangled Covet and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. That does not change what I think of this novel.*

[Patricia · Rating 4 out of 5]

Three full length books that are well written with enjoyable characters.

Gone with the Wolf~ two brothers are in line to be Alpha of their pack and the first to find his mate is Alpha. Emilia was a wonderful character who bought a bar but learns she was scammed and it just happens the true owner of the bar is Drake. And yeah.....she's his mate which puts her in danger from his brother. He'll do anything to win the pack. Four Weddings and a Werewolf~ Logan was hired to protect Veronica from a werewolf stalker. She hates werewolves but finds herself attracted to Logan, who yes, is also a werewolf. The attraction is hot but will that help her overlook that fact once she learns what he is?
Read and find out.

So, I married a Werewolf is the last book in this set and a fun and humorous romance. Friends to more romance. A great series and set that if you love paranormal romances, you will fall in love with.

[Kae Thomas Hawk · Rating 5 out of 5]

Woo hoo color me happy! I have found a new author I LOVE!!! The Seattle Wolf pack box set has a little bit of everything. A bartender pretending to be a secretary just to get close to the top man at a company, a wedding planner with a secret admirer that is basically a psycho queue the hot body guard and a dog trainer that can work miracles with dogs but not so much with her love life. All three women end up with very alpha males. The antics of the women in these stories will make you laugh. From Little red riding hood to Humperdink the puppy. These story are full of hot men, smart women, steamy sex and happy endings. This is a set you will enjoy from beginning to end.
I was given a copy in exchange for an honest review.

[Rosemary K · Rating 4 out of 5]

Kristin Miller has written a series that is filled with hot romance, tender love and treachery. Her writing style moves the story along quickly and keeps you hooked. I love the Seattle wolf pack and its leader. These Alphas have met their match when they find their fated mates. These women are feisty and won't be intimidated. I enjoyed all the twists and turns in these romantic adventures. The assorted mix of characters add to the mayhem. Seattle makes a beautiful backdrop. The members of the wolf pack leap off the page with their scorching chemistry and their sharp witty dialogue. Kristin Miller writes with humor and passion. If you love the paranormal, this box set is for you. There are three stories that will give you hours of reading pleasure.

[Katrina Berry · Rating 5 out of 5]

I received this book in exchange for an honest review.

The Seattle Wolf Pack Box Set by Kristin Miller is a hands-down awesomesauce experience as it is the complete series...can ya say “SCORE!” :p

Ms. Miller has a wonderful way of writing that pulls you into the story and takes you on an exciting adventure with plenty of twists and turns, sizzling heat, great character development and lots of depth. Each of the three stories contained within this box set is a full-length novel that includes smokin’ Alphas and the heroines that challenge them and make them complete, and as always, the author’s witty sense of humor that shines through page after page.

[Questian · Rating 4 out of 5]

I would like to thank Entangled Publishing, LLC and Kristin Miller, for a chance to read this series.

I think that putting them together is a really good deal. You can read all them in one go. It is convenient and affordable. I was not able to read these books before so having it as a box set is a real treat!

I love the story and the characters. I love how each of them have different situations that they have to face. The fact that in this world, they try their best to to the humans who they are. Although there were some parts that i would really like to smash my head at times, a

This is a very good Deal. It's nice that i is being sold as a set!

[Susan Underbrink · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thank you to NetGalley and Entangled Published for the free ARC-for my honest review.

This is the first books I have read by Kristin and wow loved them....There are 3 stories in this boxed set. They can be read independently, yet they are connected. Loved them all. Each were very different with great characters and their own twists and turns. This is just fun to read. Great for a cozy rainy day of reading or by the beach. Hope you enjoy them as much as I did. I will certainly look for other books by Kristin!! Enjoy

[Linda · Rating 5 out of 5]

I had previously read and enjoyed SO I MARRIED A WEREWOLF, the third book in this highly entertaining series, so when I saw that the previous two installments were available now in a boxset at a great price (under a dollar!), I couldn't resist! I'm so glad I picked it up as the first two books were just as delightful as the third had been. They're all funny, exciting, suspenseful, and addictive paranormal romances.

I have posted my fav quotes from these reads and will post my full review soon!

4 1/2 out of 5 Wine Glasses!

[Monica · Rating 2 out of 5]

This seemed like a good deal. .99 for 3 full length books. I liked the blurbs. Ugh...I read the first book. I just had a hard time getting through it. It was boring. I had to skim some of it. It just didnt have any substance to it. It was too simple and unexciting. The characters were unlikable at times and their actions didnt make sense a lot of the time. It was a painful read. I started to read book 2 but just had to stop. DNF and wont bother reading the last book either. The reviews on it were mixed some liked it and some didnt.

[Ash P Reads · Rating 4 out of 5]

An entertaining box set for lovers of werewolves and fated mates. All three are link indirectly by can be read as standalones. The stories are romantic and steamy. Of course frustrating too because hey, they're werewolves! The third book in this set puts a new twist on the Luminary concept but I quite liked it. It made sense so Yay! Kristin Miller for coming up with that.

ARC provided in exchange for an honest review.