Avenged by the Werewolf: Werewolves of Singer Valley, #3

By AJ Tipton

Ty Collins is a private investigator hunting the man who stole his family's most precious possession. Morgan Huntington is a small-town mechanic caught up in forces beyond his control. Together, they must face off against a powerful foe, or say goodbye to all they hold dear.

Ty Collins doesn't need anybody: he works alone, lives alone, and avoids entanglements. After an amateur witch, Brad Huntington, steals a dangerous magical object under Ty's protection, Ty is forced to team up with the only man who can help him: Brad's very sexy brother, Morgan. The unlikely partners must race against the clock to save the world from Brad's dangerously out of control spell work, but Ty does not play well with others.

Sexy werewolf Morgan Huntington feels like a failure after washing out at an impressive job in the big city only to end up as a mechanic in his home town. But when the intriguing Ty Collins comes into his life with a rare opportunity, Morgan realizes he finally has a chance to prove his worth. Will lone wolf, Ty, push this werewolf away before they can save the day?

Avenged by the Werewolf is a short, gay paranormal romance novella. If you like red-hot passion, heart-pumping action, and sexy underwater shenanigans, then you'll love the third installment of the Werewolves of Singer Valley romance adventure series.

Buy Avenged by the Werewolf to feel the magic today!

The Werewolves of Singer Valley books may each be read as standalones. However, you may find they are best enjoyed in the following order: 

1 Stolen by the Werewolf

2 Enchanted by the Werewolf

3 Avenged by the Werewolf

4 Saved by the Werewolf

• Language: English
• Publisher: Savvy Storytelling, LLC
• Release date: Jul 6, 2017
• ISBN: 9781386278719

AJ Tipton

AJ Tipton is a writing team: Annie and Jess (Get it? "AJ"). Based in Brooklyn with the greatest dog in the world as our mascot, we love to create fun romances that astound, amuse and arouse. Our romances are steamy and paranormal, with strong heroes saving the day through extraordinary adventures.   Check out our FREE novella, Coaching the Bear, for a taste of what our magical worlds have to offer! We are huge proponents of informed consent, and love to wind cheeky pop culture references into our works. Let us know which ones you catch!  Please say hello! You can get in touch with us through: Email: [e-mail] Facebook: www.facebook.com/AJTiptonAuthor Twitter: twitter.com/AJTiptonAuthor Blog: ajtiptonauthor.wordpress.com  

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Avenged by the Werewolf

Avenged by the Werewolf

AJ Tipton

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This is a work of fiction. All characters, names, places and incidents appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, organizations, events or locales is purely coincidental.

All sexually active characters in this work are 18 years of age or older.

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Ty Collins gripped the steering wheel of his classic El Camino as a sign welcoming him to Singer Valley

flashed

past

.

Brad Huntington is going to pay. His knuckles turned white.

Trees in their full autumn glory lined either side of the winding two-lane highway, blocking Ty’s sight past the next turn of the road. His tires skidded for purchase as he took a particularly tight turn too fast. Ty longed to take his frustrations out on the accelerator, to channel his hatred into pure speed.

Brad Huntington's last known address was less than fifteen minutes away, but Ty feared the man would disappear if he couldn't find

him

now

.

Unlike some of the other scumbags Ty had tracked over the years, Brad vanishing into thin air was a real possibility.

Damned magic users. Ty ran his fingers through his shoulder-length hair. Half his family were witches, but Ty had been born with a penchant for logic and reason, and no interest in magic's mercurial world. He'd tried telling his grandmother, Stella Mills, that he didn't want anything to do with her rowena cube when she'd given it to him for safekeeping last month, but she'd just shaken

her

head

.

There's a rogue werewolf obsessed with this thing, so I'm trusting you with its care. Gran had looked Ty in the eyes, and pushed her most prized possession into his hand, closing his fingers around its protective casing before he could resist.

A rowena cube was one of the most dangerous and rare objects in the universe. It was a massive dose of pure magic, like a magical battery, stored in a cube roughly the size of a dice. Ty's ancestors had created it to recharge witches when they'd become depleted of magical energy, and only ever used it in cases of dire need. No one was even meant to touch it directly, it was so dangerous. Stella was powerful enough to wear it around her neck for years, but for anyone less skilled, making direct contact with a rowena cube had serious consequences.

And she chooses the only one without magic in the whole damn family to keep it safe, Ty muttered under his breath, readjusting his grip on the steering wheel. Gran had said she chose a non-magic user on purpose, pointing out that leaving a dangerous object with a cop was uncharacteristically law-abiding

of

her

.

Ex-cop, he'd reminded her, but she'd just tsked at him, insisted that it was safer with him than anywhere else, and disappeared in the space of one blink. She had a point. Ty had been a private investigator for two years now; he was experienced, observant, and untrusting.

Brad had conned him anyway.

A country music song about setting a rotten man’s trailer on fire blared through the speakers, and Ty changed the station. He didn't need any ideas for what to do to Brad once he

found

him

.

Ty