A SEAL in Wolf's Clothing by Terry Spear

A SEAL in Wolf’s Clothing:
Meara Greymere is in charge of the cabin rentals on the rugged Oregon coastline, so her brother and his mate could take a delayed honeymoon. But while Hunter is away, the she-wolf intends to play—she just has to convince the right alpha male to rent one of the cabins, and she’ll take it from there. But when Finn Emerson arrives with every intention of pretending to be her lover, she's not going to take this lying down. She knows he'll tell her brother what she's up to and put an end to her game.

Finn Emerson is a Navy SEAL, formerly one of Hunter Greymere’s team members, and now he's trying to track down a gray wolf, who's already made an attempt on one of their team member's lives. Finn believes Hunter will be targeted next, only to discover Hunter is off with his mate on a honeymoon, and he fears Hunter’s sister is in grave danger. But the SEAL soon learns protecting the unpredictable sexy she-wolf is a mission and a half and protecting her isn’t all he wants to do.

This is just going to be a quickie review, because I’m trying to catch up in the series and am basically reading three of Terry Spear’s Heart of the Wolf books in a row. And as much as I love Terry’s wolves, there is only so much that I can gush about without being repetitive. A SEAL in Wolf’s Clothing made me fall in love with Terry’s writing all over again. The characters and the story brought me back to the beginning of the series to when I first discovered her books. I instantly fell for this Alpha pair, and the intense danger kept me bristling with anticipation. The heat between Meara and Finn was passionate and all-consuming and despite their efforts to keep their relationship at a distance…their hearts have something else in mind.