His plans to escape are foiled when he is blackmailed into finding a new alpha capable of controlling the largest pack in New England before the Amazons cull it. Josh has no clue how he is going to accomplish this task, let alone stay out of the sights of his power-hungry cousin, Bryce, who is convinced he is the pack's next alpha.<br><br>Josh befriends Andrea, an erratic Amazon trainee, who talks to the ghost of her dead mother and has her own agenda when it comes to the wolf pack. When he is rescued by Gavin, a handsome park ranger driven to live in the furthest reaches of civilization, Josh feels a pull toward him that is more than just physical attraction. The three develop a bond that is stronger than friendship and tested at every turn.<br><br>With the help of his new family, Josh must find the strength within him to save the Silverbane pack and defeat the evil that threatens to turn them into killers. Only then can he finally be free.

Wolf Creek

Voices erupted in laughter from time to time, but mostly there was a low level of chatter that Josh guessed was focused on the future of the pack.


While the alpha was the head of the pack, the elders balanced that power with their numbers. Few werewolves survived to the age of being considered elders. From what Josh’s mother had told him, Silverbane’s pack was unique for many reasons, including the fact that it was composed of three central families. Each family was ruled by two or three elders who had survived harsh years with little to hunt, rogues that threatened the pack, and all manner of tainted creatures that fed on werewolf as well as human blood. These elders had survived the violence that was inherent in the werewolf life.


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