Heart of the Highland Wolf by Terry Spear
Werewolf, Book 7
Sourcebooks
Paranormal, Suspense
ISBN: 978-1402245527
Reviewed by Miranda




American werewolf Julia Wildthorn is a romance author; her specialty is werewolf romance novels.  Her latest plot involves Argent Castle in the middle of the Scottish Highlands.  Julia is hitching a ride on the coattails of a movie being filmed around the castle.  She plans to learn as much as possible about Argent Castle and the werewolves that inhabit it.  Unfortunately, someone else has other plans for Julia.  A wreck and a rescue by a certain Laird turn her plan upside down.

Laird Ian MacNeill hates the thought of a movie production taking place around his family’s castle but his recent money troubles leaves him no choice.  Ian is startled when he stumbles across a horrible wreck and two stranded women.  The luscious Julia lights his fire like no other but he knows she’s keeping secrets.

Movie production begins and enemies from the past arrive to seize what they believe is theirs.  Ian and Julia’s attraction to each other becomes undeniable but can they trust each other?  Argent Castle is rife with enemies, ghosts and deadly secrets.  Will they all survive the battle headed their way?

Heart of the Highland Wolf is a sweet, sizzling and utterly satisfying.  The story starts off with a bang and the hits keep coming keeping the reader immersed in this highland novel.  I loved learning the history behind Argent Castle and the families that have lived there.  Julia and her many names are mysterious and keep everyone guessing.  Ian comes off as a hard-edged no-nonsense werewolf but Julia pushes all of his buttons bringing him plenty of chaos.  Ian and Julia spark when they are together.  I loved watching them dance around their attraction for each other.  There are plenty of suspenseful parts of this novel but it’s the couple that sets these pages on fire.  I could read about them over and over again! Heart of the Highland Wolf is a hot highland hit filled with sexy werewolves and dastardly villains.  This is the seventh book in Terry Spear’s Werewolf series but it can be read as a stand-alone novel.