Master Wolf: Capital Wolves #2

Written by Joanna Chambers

Narrated by Hamish McKinlay

He must master the wolf within...

Edinburgh, 1820. Thirty years after leaving Scotland, Drew Nicol is forced to return when the skeleton of a monster is found. The skeleton is evidence of werewolves—evidence that Marguerite de Carcassonne, the leader of Drew’s pack, is determined to suppress. 

Marguerite insists that Drew accompany her to Edinburgh. There they will try to acquire the skeleton while searching for wolf-hunters—wolf hunters who may be holding one of their pack prisoner.

But Drew has reason to be wary about returning to Edinburgh—Lindsay Somerville now lives there. 

Lindsay who taught Drew about desire and obsession. 

Lindsay who Drew has never been able to forgive for turning him. 

Lindsay who vowed to stay away from Drew twelve years ago... and who has since taken drastic steps to sever the bond between them. 

Marguerite's plan will throw Drew and Lindsay together again—and into a deadly confrontation with Lindsay’s enemy, Duncan MacCormaic. They will be tested to their limits and forced to confront both their past mistakes and their true feelings. 

But it may be too late for them to repair the damage of the past. The consequences of Lindsay’s choices are catching up with him, and he’s just about out of time… 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Joanna Chambers
• Release date: Dec 7, 2020
• ISBN: 9781664967328

Joanna Chambers

Joanna Chambers always wanted to write. In between studying, finding a proper grown up job, getting married and having kids, she spent many hours staring at blank sheets of paper and chewing pens. That changed when she rediscovered her love of romance and found her muse. Joanna's muse likes red wine, coffee and won't let Joanna clean the house or watch television. Connect with Joanna: Newsletter Website: www.joannachambers.com Facebook  Facebook author page Twitter: @ChambersJoanna Goodreads

Reviews for Master Wolf

[Rosa Maria Lechner · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Loved it! Great world-building and plenty of drama. Some nice twists. Has a PLOT.

[Avian · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

I loved the story and characters. It really pulled at my heartstrings. But it felt like there were a couple odd little contradictions between book 1 and 2. I especially felt like Francis' and Duncan's story didn't quite make sense and so the climax felt kind of unsatisfying.