Spotlight & #Giveaway – Seal Wolf Hunting by Terry Spear @SourcebooksCasa @TerrySpear

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Title: SEAL Wolf Hunting
Author: Terry Spear
Series: Heart of the Wolf, #16
Pub date: July 7th, 2015
ISBN: 9781402293825

Synopsis

Paul Cunningham has eluded many traps in his long career as a Navy SEAL, but there’s no way out of this one. On a rare visit home, he gets “volunteered” for a local charity bachelor auction, and the community is counting on him. Then he discovers that the sexy she-wolf with the winning ticket is Lori Greypaw—the one woman he could never resist. And she has plans for Paul that go way beyond a simple date. For the first time in his bachelor life, this alpha wolf SEAL is going to have to prove his worth…

USA Today bestselling author Terry Spear has written over fifty paranormal and medieval Highland historical romances. In 2008 Heart of the Wolf was named a Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year. A retired officer of the U.S. Army Reserves, Terry also creates award-winning teddy bears that have found homes all over the world and is raising two Havanese puppies. She lives in Crawford, Texas.

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Meet the Bachelors of Cottage Grove

Full Name: Michael Anderson
Occupation: Painter
Height: 6 ft
Hair Color: Red
Eye Color: Hazel green
Age: 29
Originally from: Oregon Coast

What makes you the perfect date? (50 words or less): I love to meet and greet others, love to wine and dine a date, but I also would love to paint my date’s portrait and give it to her to commemorate that night. I tend to be a romantic and though I love the wild out of doors, I love more traditional romantic spots also.

Excerpt

Movement behind them in the dim hallway made Paul and Allan whip around to see Michael Anderson wearing only jeans as he strolled into the kitchen, his red hair mussed and his hazel-green eyes wide at seeing Paul and Allan. “When did you two get in?”

Michael was the brother-in-law of their SEAL team leader, Hunter Greymere. Neither Michael nor his sister, Tessa, had been born as lupus garous. Yet they both had been drawn to seek out wolves—Michael painting them, Tessa photographing them. Then Hunter had gotten involved with Tessa, and everything had changed.

“We got in just a little bit ago. Hell, we didn’t know you were going to be here. Didn’t you hear all the racket in here?” Paul stepped forward and shook Michael’s hand.

“Heavy sleeper,” Michael said, looking a little sheepish.

Paul remembered that the Bigfork Festival of the Arts had been last weekend on the shore of Flathead Lake. “Was your work at the art festival?”

“Yeah. Catherine and Rose had a booth showcasing their homemade salsas and jellies. Emma displayed a lot of her Native American beaded jewelry, belts, and moccasins. And they invited me to showcase my artwork too. I stayed the week and painted a new picture for the…” Michael glanced at the women, then cleared his throat.

“For a special auction for a charitable cause. Then at the festival, one of the galleries put some of my paintings on display. I also brought some new paintings for Rose’s gift shop. I’ve got a flight out to Portland this afternoon. I’m going to drop by and see Tessa and Hunter first, then I’m leaving for Brazil for another showing.”

“Brazil.” Paul was a little surprised that Michael would be leaving the States, but figured he would have someone from Hunter’s pack watching over him. Newly turned wolves always had a shadow from the pack. “Are you doing well with your paintings?”

“Can’t complain. They’re still winning awards and selling well,” Michael said. “Get lots of dates.” He grinned.

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