Beth B. (snowgems) reviewed Touch of the Wolf (Pack, Bk 6) (Silhouette Nocturne, No 12) on + 103 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
I was a bit disappointed with the tie-in's to her other "Pack" books' characters. Still a nice quick read, would be great for an afternoon on the beach
Sherri H. (mamadoodle) -
Helpful Score: 1
Disappointing. The author had a good premise going but never really fleshed it out.
Helpful Score: 1
Can the term lightweight be used to describe romance novels? If so, this is that. But original plot, decent character development.
Rebecca B. (Recabec) reviewed Touch of the Wolf (Pack, Bk 6) (Silhouette Nocturne, No 12) on + 31 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Not super impressed but it was an ok read. I haven't read any of the other Pack series
Michelle M. (chelli70) reviewed Touch of the Wolf (Pack, Bk 6) (Silhouette Nocturne, No 12) on + 24 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
What can I say I love paranormal fantasy!
Cindy K. (Cindy) reviewed Touch of the Wolf (Pack, Bk 6) (Silhouette Nocturne, No 12) on + 140 more book reviews
A beautiful story of the healer for halfings...part werewolf..part human.
Anny P. (wolfnme) reviewed Touch of the Wolf (Pack, Bk 6) (Silhouette Nocturne, No 12) on + 3389 more book reviews
Werewolves have the ability to heal themselves, but changelings (half-breed shifters) cannot and therefore need healers. In two generations of Pack births no new healer has been born and some like Lucaine Herrick think healers are a myth. His pack disagrees with his assessment; so when three year old Lucy suffers from an inoperable brain tumor, he is sent to Anniversary, Texas to see if Samantha Warren a Healer.
When he first sees Samantha, Lucaine is disgusted with his poor timing as he realizes she is his mate; he wants to escape and run like the wolf, but first he must fulfill the quest. Samantha is unaware that she is a Halfling who has the Healer's talent instead of the shifting trait. Luc tries to get Sam to admit she is a healer as he is convinced she might be the real thing, but she denies her "heritage" and having such ability. Another ailing Changeling needs Sam to save his life and he will do what it takes to force her to do so while Luc will risk his life to keep his mate safe.
This paranormal romance is filled with excitement, intrigue, tension, and danger as Karen Whiddon creates a fine tale of a believable sub-society surviving within the larger purebred human environs. Luc is a strong-willed male, who proves he is a perfect match for the feisty vulnerable heroine. However, it is Sam who brings plausibility to this entertaining werewolf romantic suspense as she struggles with her universe turned inside out when she learns werewolves and changelings exist.
Harriet Klausner
When he first sees Samantha, Lucaine is disgusted with his poor timing as he realizes she is his mate; he wants to escape and run like the wolf, but first he must fulfill the quest. Samantha is unaware that she is a Halfling who has the Healer's talent instead of the shifting trait. Luc tries to get Sam to admit she is a healer as he is convinced she might be the real thing, but she denies her "heritage" and having such ability. Another ailing Changeling needs Sam to save his life and he will do what it takes to force her to do so while Luc will risk his life to keep his mate safe.
This paranormal romance is filled with excitement, intrigue, tension, and danger as Karen Whiddon creates a fine tale of a believable sub-society surviving within the larger purebred human environs. Luc is a strong-willed male, who proves he is a perfect match for the feisty vulnerable heroine. However, it is Sam who brings plausibility to this entertaining werewolf romantic suspense as she struggles with her universe turned inside out when she learns werewolves and changelings exist.
Harriet Klausner
Paige B. (pbright67) reviewed Touch of the Wolf (Pack, Bk 6) (Silhouette Nocturne, No 12) on + 6 more book reviews
good book
Patty M. (happycat) reviewed Touch of the Wolf (Pack, Bk 6) (Silhouette Nocturne, No 12) on + 25 more book reviews
Shape-shifters rock.
Paula P. (nickie) reviewed Touch of the Wolf (Pack, Bk 6) (Silhouette Nocturne, No 12) on + 114 more book reviews
One look and shape-shifter Lucaine Herrick knew, Mate. The urge to claim the woman for himself was instant. Yet he could not. He'd come to a tiny Texas town in search of a myth-a Halfling healer who had no idea that Pack blood ran in her veins, or that she was the only being in generations with the power to heal shape-shifters with her touch. And if what he suspected about Samantha Warren was true, his people needed her too much for Luc to claim her as his own.
But someone else watched Samantha from the shadows. And soon, claiming Samantha might not be Luc's forbidden desire, but his only choice for protecting her life.
But someone else watched Samantha from the shadows. And soon, claiming Samantha might not be Luc's forbidden desire, but his only choice for protecting her life.
Susan F. (PrairieBlue) reviewed Touch of the Wolf (Pack, Bk 6) (Silhouette Nocturne, No 12) on + 76 more book reviews
One look and shape-shifter Lucaine Herrick knew. Mate. The urge to claim the woman for himself was instant. Yet he could not. he'd come to a tiny Texas town in search of a mytha Halfling healer who had no idea that Pack blood ran in her veins, or that she was the only being in generations with the power to heal shape-shifters with her touch. And if what he suspected about Samantha Warren was true, his people needed her too much for Luc to claim her as his own.
But someone else watched Samantha from the shadows. And soon, claiming Samantha might not be Luc's forbidden desire, but his only choice for protecting her life.
But someone else watched Samantha from the shadows. And soon, claiming Samantha might not be Luc's forbidden desire, but his only choice for protecting her life.
A. G. (stormyone) reviewed Touch of the Wolf (Pack, Bk 6) (Silhouette Nocturne, No 12) on + 4 more book reviews
From the back cover:
One look and shape-shifter Lucaine Herrick Knew. Mate. The urge to claim the woman for himself was instant. Yet he could not. He'd come to a tiny Texas town in search of a myth-a Halfling healer who had no idea the the Pack blood ran in her veins, or that she was the only being in generations with the power to heal shape-shifters with her touch. And if what he suspect about Samantha Warren was true, his people needed her too much for Luc to claim her as his own.
But someone else watched Samantha from the shadows. And soon, claiming Samantha might not be Luc's forbidden desire, but his only choice for protecting her life.
One look and shape-shifter Lucaine Herrick Knew. Mate. The urge to claim the woman for himself was instant. Yet he could not. He'd come to a tiny Texas town in search of a myth-a Halfling healer who had no idea the the Pack blood ran in her veins, or that she was the only being in generations with the power to heal shape-shifters with her touch. And if what he suspect about Samantha Warren was true, his people needed her too much for Luc to claim her as his own.
But someone else watched Samantha from the shadows. And soon, claiming Samantha might not be Luc's forbidden desire, but his only choice for protecting her life.
Joan D. (keeponreading) reviewed Touch of the Wolf (Pack, Bk 6) (Silhouette Nocturne, No 12) on + 122 more book reviews
5 stars
One look and shape-shifter Lucaine Herrick knew. Mate. The urge to claim the women for himself was instant. Yet he could not. He'd come to a tiny Texas town in search of a myth_a Halfling healer who had no idea that Pack blood ran in her veins, or that she was the only being in generations with the power to heal shape-shifters with her touch. And if what he suspected about Samantha Warren was true, his people needed her too much for Luc to claim her as his own. But someone else watched Samantha from the shadows. And soon, claiming Samantha might not be Luc's forbidden desire, but his only choice for protecting her life.
One look and shape-shifter Lucaine Herrick knew. Mate. The urge to claim the women for himself was instant. Yet he could not. He'd come to a tiny Texas town in search of a myth_a Halfling healer who had no idea that Pack blood ran in her veins, or that she was the only being in generations with the power to heal shape-shifters with her touch. And if what he suspected about Samantha Warren was true, his people needed her too much for Luc to claim her as his own. But someone else watched Samantha from the shadows. And soon, claiming Samantha might not be Luc's forbidden desire, but his only choice for protecting her life.
MarySue M. (whitefoot) reviewed Touch of the Wolf (Pack, Bk 6) (Silhouette Nocturne, No 12) on + 173 more book reviews
On a wishlist.
