Title: Sloane Wolf
Author: Margay Leah Justice
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Publisher: MuseItUpPublishing
Release Date: October 28, 2011
Blurb:
For more than a hundred and fifty years, the gray wolf has failed to roam the hills of Massachusetts, leading to the belief that they are extinct. But with a spattering of sightings across the Berkshires, the legend of the gray wolf comes to fruition. The product of that legend, Micah Sloane will go to great lengths to protect his kind from the threat of outsiders, who seek to exploit the legend for their own interests. One thing he didn’t count on, however, was finding his soul mate in the company of such men.
From the first time she predicted a stranger’s imminent death when she was little more than a child, Shiloh Beck knew she was different. Wishing to cultivate her gift, her parents made the fateful decision to enroll her in a private school for paranormally gifted children. Unbeknownst to them, the school was just a front for a research facility simply called the Institute, whose secret board members weaned gifted children from their families to exploit their gifts. Shiloh has spent the better part of her life trying to escape the Institute and reunite with the family she was told had abandoned her.
From their first meeting, Micah and Shiloh share a connection that goes beyond the normal to bond them in a way that love alone cannot. But before they can build a life together, they must deal with the fall-out when the legend of the wolves collides with the men behind the Institute.
From the first time she predicted a stranger’s imminent death when she was little more than a child, Shiloh Beck knew she was different. Wishing to cultivate her gift, her parents made the fateful decision to enroll her in a private school for paranormally gifted children. Unbeknownst to them, the school was just a front for a research facility simply called the Institute, whose secret board members weaned gifted children from their families to exploit their gifts. Shiloh has spent the better part of her life trying to escape the Institute and reunite with the family she was told had abandoned her.
From their first meeting, Micah and Shiloh share a connection that goes beyond the normal to bond them in a way that love alone cannot. But before they can build a life together, they must deal with the fall-out when the legend of the wolves collides with the men behind the Institute.
Letter to Shiloh from Micah
Shiloh,
I’m not sure how I should start
this. I’m not one for spilling my feelings, even on paper, so I don’t even know
if I started it right. Should I have said ‘Dear Shiloh’ instead of just
‘Shiloh’ or is that okay? Does it make it sound like just a note? Is it too
informal? I don’t know, I don’t usually do this – any of this. I’m not the
heart and posies kind of guy, I don’t make the outlandish gestures to tell my
woman how I feel, so this is really awkward for me. So I guess you’re kind of
wondering why I’m even doing this, then, huh? Well, Raven told me to. Now
before you get all huffy about why I’d let my sister talk me into something
like this, just listen – or read, in this case. Raven knows me – sometimes too
well – and she knows how I have a hard time expressing things (I know you’re
laughing right now, so don’t), so she thought this might help. If I could just
write it down, I could figure out the best way to tell you how I feel. So this
is it, this is how I feel. About you.
Before I met you, I was just going
through the motions of life, but never really living. But I didn’t know that
until I met you. When you first came riding into my life in that flashy Hummer,
it’s like it kick-started something inside me – something I didn’t even know
was lying dormant – and I really began to live. I became aware of you in a way
I was never aware of any other person and I didn’t know how to deal with that,
especially when all that stuff went down with Haines and Ava. But then, when I
thought I lost you, none of it mattered. That night in the woods, trying to
find you – it was the worst time of my life and I never want to go through
anything like that again.
You are the first breath I take
every morning, the lifeblood I need to survive. You are every beat of my heart.
Without you, my life would cease to have meaning and I’d be back to just going
through the motions like I did before I met you. It was a lonely existence then
– it’d be a hellish one now. I know we haven’t known each other very long and
it seems impossible that I could feel this strong about you so soon, but there
it is. Without you, there is no me so, please, say you’ll stay with me. Say
you’ll take a chance and stick around and see where this might take us. I won’t
force you but know this, if you decide this is all too much for you – if you
decide to go – you’ll be taking the better parts of me with you. No matter
where you are or what you do, I will always love you.
Micah
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