My Book Boyfriend (79)

My Book Boyfriend is a weekly meme hosted by Missie of The Unread Reader and co-hosted by Lesley of My Keeper Shelf, in which we swoon over boys in books!
(I--as in me, Amy--don't like to use commercial photos, I like to use the authors' descriptions and my imagination.)

Keegan Flaherty

Book: The Accidental Werewolf by Dakota Cassidy

Series: Accidentally Friends

A werewolf and alpha of his pack with an intense, chocolate brown gaze; his very presence is domineering, filling a room with his sheer, raw power. His laughter is almost a husky growl, it suits his big, strapping, rippled, cut sculpted body. A strong, chiseled jaw, his voice is a smooth, husky baritone and his dark hair is sleek and shiny. He's possessive of his family, and will always protect those he loves. When a chance encounter leads him to accidentally bite a woman's hand, he takes responsibility for her, instead of leaving her to flounder for herself.  He will stop at nothing to convince her she has become a werewolf and ease her into his world.

Quotes:

If he could just not be so damnedhard everywhere. So perfectly proportioned with his slender hips, tapered waist, and thick thighs. Keegan's scent seemed to intensify, swirling around her in thick clouds of rugged, primitive man. The memory of his chest imprinted on her spine left little room for breathing. [...]

When he turned to look at her , his eyes held hers again in that mystical, penetratingly fierce gaze. "You'll always have a place to go now, Marty. Always."

"Knife?" Keegan's roar of disbelief echoed in the stairwell. "He had a knife? I'll fucking kill him! I don't care if he is your family now." Marty put a comforting hand on his arm. "Chill, Wolfman. I got it covered. Oh and look," she said with glowing pride, "no stumpy tail! Wait, I did have a real tail, didn't I? Like a nice long one? Not some pathetic--" "Yes," he sighed, smiling and cutting her off. "You had a tail. It was quite a sight. You were really something, Color Guru. Now shut up," he ordered when they reached the top of the stairs, "and kiss me."