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eBook Category: Romance/General Nonfiction
eBook Description: Dylan is an avid hunter be it raccoon, squirrel, bobcat or bear. He absolutely loves the sport. He and his faithful hounds give chase to enjoy the thrill of the hunt. The one animal Dylan can not abide is the wolf. Wolves are known killers ask any hunter and they will tell you that "Wolves are Government Sponsored Terrorists." A pack of wolves will kill a hound in no time at all. Jilly owns a small bait shop she is an avid outdoorsman and spends many hours working with her hounds. She has many friends among the forest and is more often than not fighting for animal rights. Dylan and Jilly have known each other for years and are often at odds over the sport of hunting. Dylan has secretly had feelings for Jilly for years but what will he do when he finds out that the woman he loves and cradles in his arms most nights has the ability to shift into a cold blooded killer? Jilly once the Princess of the Wolf Pack must protect her secret. The cost will be high and may cost her the one man that she will love but not only is her life at stake but the lives of the whole pack.

eBook Publisher: DCL Publications LLC, Published: Australia, 2009
Fictionwise Release Date: March 2009

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Words: 28668
Reading time: 81-114 min.
Microsoft Reader (LIT) Format: Printing DISABLED, Read-Aloud ENABLED
Portable Document Format (PDF) Format:  Printing DISABLED, Read-Aloud ENABLED
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ISBN: 9781921347894

"Have dinner and a movie with me, Jilly?" Dylan asked.

Jilly tried to pull her hand free. "You've got to be kidding. We argue about everything."

"Not true," Dylan argued as he gave her a wink. "We both like to field trial. It's only when it comes to hunting that we butt heads. You can't save them all, honey."

Jilly yanked her hand away and turned toward the woods. "I'm not trying to save them all, just a select few." She thought of Shenoa and her cub, what chance did she have of saving the small family? Animals were killed everyday. Dylan was right, she couldn't save all of them, but she'd fight to her last breath for those she loved.

Dylan moved to stand behind her. "Come on Jilly; give me a chance to prove I'm not the poacher you think I am."

Jilly sighed, tired of fighting for everything and everyone, tired of being alone. Sable lived with her but she seldom left her bedroom. It might be nice to have a conversation with someone else and Dylan was right they did share a lot of the same interests.

"Okay, dinner and a movie. I have to work at the bait shop until seven. I'll meet you at my place after I close." She conceded and climbed onto the bench seat of her truck, the slamming of the door echoed in the now quiet back road.

"Great, I'll see you then." Dylan looked to make sure her back was turned before fisting his hand and bringing his knee up "yes!" he mouthed while doing a little victory dance.

Jimmy watched the whole thing from the tailgate of his pick up and smiled before lifting another chip to his mouth.

"Later, Jilly." He waved as she pulled away.

Jilly winked as she threw a treat out the window which Jimmy caught one handed. "See that the old girl gets that will ya?"

Jimmy laughed and saluted her with his pop can."You're a trial, Jilly. You'll drive him nuts," he said to himself as she was already flying down the road with the dust trailing behind her. He tipped the can to his mouth and swallowed the last drops of the cola. All was good; Dylan needed someone special in his life and he'd always had feelings for Jilly. Things were about to get very interesting. He dusted the crumbs from his Levis and jumped off the tailgate of the old pick-up and rubbed his hands together. Let the fireworks begin.