He's the least mysterious wolf on the mountain. She's the by-the-book ranger who cited his bear bag. He's been in love since the citation.
Wilder Greywood is the youngest, the biggest, and the worst at secrets of all four Greywood brothers. He apologizes to furniture. He catches falling glasses without looking. And he's spent a year hopelessly in love with the one person on the mountain he absolutely cannot tell the truth: Ranger Calloway, who transferred up from back east, alphabetizes her citations, laminates her trail maps, and writes him up for a bear bag hung 'like a piñata.'
She came and found him to hand over that citation in person. She could have left it on the truck. She didn't. And Wilder hasn't had an uncomplicated thought since.
The problem: the reason his patrol logs are impossible, and the reason this whole town moves like it's carrying a secret, is that he turns into a wolf the size of a pony — and there's no box for that on her form. So he fixes her trail signs and learns her coffee order and waits for an order of operations that never clears.
Then someone files a predator complaint, the state sends an assessment team, and the most rules-bound woman in the district becomes the only thing standing between this mountain and the people coming to look closely at the wolves.
The truth's coming out whether the town's ready or not. In person. The way she always asked. And she is going to be exactly as annoyed about it as she promised.
Mated to the Golden Boy is the steamy, laugh-out-loud finale of The Greywood Pack — a he-falls-first, grumpy-sunshine wolf-shifter rom-com featuring a golden disaster, a deadpan ranger who weaponizes paperwork, a courtship conducted entirely through correctly-aligned trail signs, a federal assessor who gets adopted, and a first name worth waiting four books for. Book Four of four. HEA guaranteed, and a series send-off for all four couples.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Wilder Greywood is the youngest, the biggest, and the worst at secrets of all four Greywood brothers. He apologizes to furniture. He catches falling glasses without looking. And he's spent a year hopelessly in love with the one person on the mountain he absolutely cannot tell the truth: Ranger Calloway, who transferred up from back east, alphabetizes her citations, laminates her trail maps, and writes him up for a bear bag hung 'like a piñata.'
She came and found him to hand over that citation in person. She could have left it on the truck. She didn't. And Wilder hasn't had an uncomplicated thought since.
The problem: the reason his patrol logs are impossible, and the reason this whole town moves like it's carrying a secret, is that he turns into a wolf the size of a pony — and there's no box for that on her form. So he fixes her trail signs and learns her coffee order and waits for an order of operations that never clears.
Then someone files a predator complaint, the state sends an assessment team, and the most rules-bound woman in the district becomes the only thing standing between this mountain and the people coming to look closely at the wolves.
The truth's coming out whether the town's ready or not. In person. The way she always asked. And she is going to be exactly as annoyed about it as she promised.
Mated to the Golden Boy is the steamy, laugh-out-loud finale of The Greywood Pack — a he-falls-first, grumpy-sunshine wolf-shifter rom-com featuring a golden disaster, a deadpan ranger who weaponizes paperwork, a courtship conducted entirely through correctly-aligned trail signs, a federal assessor who gets adopted, and a first name worth waiting four books for. Book Four of four. HEA guaranteed, and a series send-off for all four couples.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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