The House of Quiet Wolves
(2026)(The first book in the Hollister Brothers series)
A novel by Danielle E Voss
The structure was too clean. That is the first thing forensic accountant Cora Reyes notices when a society wife hires her to trace a Manhattan hedge funder's hidden fortune — and clean, in Cora's experience, is always the tell.
The trail runs through three states and a Liechtenstein shell and lands somewhere it has no business landing: Hollister Risk Advisory, the discreet, impossible-to-photograph firm run out of a West Village brownstone by five brothers nobody can get a straight answer about. Cora walks into that brownstone expecting to confront a sophisticated financial criminal. She meets Cole Hollister instead.
Cold, controlling, and far too still, Cole has spent fourteen years running his family like an operation and feeling nothing he cannot account for. He is also — though the human world will never know it — the alpha of the most powerful unaligned wolf pack on the Eastern Seaboard, a pack that bows to no Council, trusts no one, and has been waiting a long time for someone to read the right ledger and arrive at exactly the wrong conclusion.
Cora is certain the Hollisters are the problem. By every metric she can prove, she is correct. What she does not know is that she has already been made a target — or that the man she is investigating decided to keep her alive the night someone first tried to kill her, and has been quietly rewriting the terms of her life ever since.
He should let her walk. He does not. He falls first, and he falls hard, and when Cora finally learns what he is — and what he did to bring her to his door — the truth is going to cost them both.
The trail runs through three states and a Liechtenstein shell and lands somewhere it has no business landing: Hollister Risk Advisory, the discreet, impossible-to-photograph firm run out of a West Village brownstone by five brothers nobody can get a straight answer about. Cora walks into that brownstone expecting to confront a sophisticated financial criminal. She meets Cole Hollister instead.
Cold, controlling, and far too still, Cole has spent fourteen years running his family like an operation and feeling nothing he cannot account for. He is also — though the human world will never know it — the alpha of the most powerful unaligned wolf pack on the Eastern Seaboard, a pack that bows to no Council, trusts no one, and has been waiting a long time for someone to read the right ledger and arrive at exactly the wrong conclusion.
Cora is certain the Hollisters are the problem. By every metric she can prove, she is correct. What she does not know is that she has already been made a target — or that the man she is investigating decided to keep her alive the night someone first tried to kill her, and has been quietly rewriting the terms of her life ever since.
He should let her walk. He does not. He falls first, and he falls hard, and when Cora finally learns what he is — and what he did to bring her to his door — the truth is going to cost them both.
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