Reed by Donna McDonald

Reed’s time as Alpha of his pack should be over.

Didn’t a six-hundred-year-old wolf deserve to retire? But life doesn’t always work out the way a wolf wants. Some mad scientist used him and his potent werewolf blood to turn three human females. Now he has two packs instead of one, but none among them are stepping up to take his place.

Too many secrets among his children have all but destroyed his original family. Now with the deaths of both his Alpha grandsons haunting the pack, there’s no one left in his gene pool to lead. Duty and a healthy fear of the agencies his grandson Travis told about the pack requires that Reed lead them until a new alpha can be found, no matter how much he wishes otherwise.

While Ariel’s nanotechnology blood transfusion returned some of his physical youth, science did not change his mental age or negate the weariness he feels in his very bones. The only bright spot is the Russian werewolf his grandson abducted and fortunately failed to keep. Katarina Volkov is so full of fire—so full of herself. The touchy wolf makes him feel things he hasn’t felt in years. Too bad he isn’t free to enjoy her.