Scars

by Terri Pray

Werewolf ParanormalFor a woman scarred, the city held no answers, and home was filled with questions she preferred to avoid.Now something is calling Simone home. A soul-deep tug she doesn't understand. And instead of pain and derision, she's caught up in the passion behind a pair of hazel eyes. Her mind spins scenes of sensual delight – pleasure beyond her wildest dreams. He seems to want her, but is she just setting herself up for one more fall?Victor has his own secrets, one that threatens to send Simone back into hiding. Not bad enough he's a werewolf like the one who scarred her, but he's also the pack Alpha. Victor senses Simone has potential, the one woman strong enough to bring new life to his pack. The one woman who could be the mate he needed.Now Victor will have to convince her to trust in the chemistry that burns between them and not give into the fears that rule her life.

Kindle Edition

First published August 26, 2006

About the author

Terri Pray is a stay-at-home wife and mother who is slowly exploring a dream to become a recognized writer.
Web content, erotica, signature stories, essays, articles, fiction ranging from science fiction and fantasy to mystery and humor, Terri Pray's range of writing continues to grow, facing new challenges with relish.
Currently living in Minnesota with her second husband, Terri was born in England, only moving to the States in 1999. They have two children, and share a love of writing and role-playing that brought them together via the Internet. Her husband, Sam, works with as a part of the Final Sword Production team as General Manager and Game Designer. They're currently working together on an upcoming version of the D6 roleplaying game system. The core rules are also being adapted for S.M. Stirling's Emberverse (Dies the Fire) and David Weber's Honorverse

Reviews

[Christy Stewart · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is a character-driven story in which the author completely disregards believability of all the characters.

That sounds edgy in theory but because Pray didn't intend for this to be the case it does not work at all.