Silver Town Wolf: Home for the
Holidays
By Terry Spear
Publication Date 9/24/2019
“The
best of holiday romances…a howling good time.”—Long and Short Reviews
for A Silver Wolf Christmas
Silver
Town is howling with Christmas cheer
Gray
wolves Meghan MacTire and Sheriff Peter Jorgenson plan to spend the rest of
their lives together, and what better time to start forever than Christmas? But
they are both harboring dark secrets that are about to surface and threaten
their future together. With holiday magic in the air and all Silver Town ready
to celebrate, Meghan and Peter have to conquer the past if they’re to have any
hope of spending this Christmas in each other’s arms.
Silver
Town Wolf series:
Destiny
of the Wolf (Book 1)
Wolf
Fever (Book 2)
Dreaming
of the Wolf (Book 3)
Silence
of the Wolf (Book 4)
A
Silver Wolf Christmas (Book 5)
Alpha
Wolf Need Not Apply (Book 6)
Between
a Wolf and a Hard Place (Book 7)
All’s
Fair in Love and Wolf (Book 8)
Silver
Town Wolf: Home for the Holidays (Book 9)
Praise
for Terry Spear’s holiday romances:
“A
holiday treat—romance that sizzles and entertains.”—Fresh Fiction for A
Highland Wolf Christmas
“Delectable…a
‘Recommended Read’ for Christmas and all year long!”—Romance Junkies for
A SEAL Wolf Christmas
“Sensuous,
heartwarming romance, enhanced by an adorable wolf pup and wintertime fun.”—Library
Journal for A Very Jaguar Christmas
“An
enchanting tale of kismet—werewolf style!”—Fresh Fiction for Dreaming
of a White Wolf Christmas
USA Today bestselling author Terry
Spear has written over sixty paranormal and medieval Highland romances. In 2008
Heart of the Wolf was named a Publishers Weekly Best Book of the
Year and in 2016, Billionaire in Wolf’s Clothing was a Romantic Times
Top Pick. A retired officer of the U.S. Army Reserves, Terry also creates
award-winning teddy bears that have found homes all over the world and is
raising two Havanese puppies. She lives in Spring, Texas.
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Excerpt:
“I have to change clothes,” Meghan MacTire said
to her sisters, Laurel and Ellie. She was feeling a little anxious about the
date she was going on with Sheriff Peter Jorgenson tonight, since she needed to
tell him about her psychic ability to speak with and see ghosts.
Running their Victorian inn in wolf-run Silver Town, Colorado, had
been keeping the triplet sister busy during the holiday season. And now it was
just ten days until Christmas. Meghan had hoped she and the sheriff could go to
her home for an intimate dinner and watch Christmas movies, like they’d been
doing whenever they could get the free time. But tonight he wanted to take her
out to the Silver Town Tavern. The food and atmosphere were great there, and it
was private membership, so only wolves were allowed. Still, it wasn’t as
relaxing after a hectic day. Especially when everyone in the pack was wondering
if Peter and she were mating. If not, other bachelor males in the pack were
waiting in the wings. Some were sure to see her and Peter at the tavern and
would be keeping an eye on their relationship.
“Do you think he’s going to ask you tonight if you want to mate
him?” Laurel asked. Her sisters had been dying to know when Peter would pop the
question. They were both mated to Silver brothers and couldn’t wait until
Meghan was mated as well.
“I don’t know. I’ll let you in on it if it happens, you know.”
Meghan had been dating Peter for over a year now, not really typical but
everyone was different. Sam and Silva, owners of a tea shop and the tavern, had
dated for years before they finally tied the knot. Peter didn’t seem to be in a
rush to ask Meghan to mate him, and she
needed to discuss some issues with him that could affect how he viewed her.
Besides her ghost abilities, she had sent a wolf to prison before
she moved to Silver Town, something one of their kind was never to do, and she
hated to tell Peter. Even if he could live with what she’d done, she didn’t
want anyone else in the pack to know. Would he be willing to keep her dark
secret? Or would it bother him that he had to?
She could imagine the news getting out to the rest of the pack,
and she knew some would no longer see her the same way. She wished that night
had never happened, but it had. And there was nothing she could do to take it
back.
She’d been so hurt the last time she’d mentioned it to a wolf
boyfriend that she never wanted to discuss it with anyone again. The
ex-boyfriend and her sisters were the only ones who knew. But she had to tell
Peter before long. Tomorrow night. She couldn’t do it at the tavern. She had to
talk to him privately about it before he asked her if she wanted to mate him,
and she thought he might ask soon. She kept thinking something might be holding
him back too, some dark secret of his own. Unless she was projecting her own
mistake on him.
Meghan managed a smile for her sisters before she became too
melancholy thinking about the notion. She pulled on her coat and headed for the
back door of the inn.
“Have fun,” Laurel and Ellie both said.
“Thanks!” Meghan hurried outside to reach her Victorian house
through the snow-covered garden. Just in case Peter proposed, she planned to
wear a red satin dress, hoping she didn’t look too overdressed, as if she was
expecting something to happen. But it was
Christmastime, and she was going to dress up since she didn’t normally.
When she arrived home, she went upstairs to her bedroom and pulled
the dress out of the closet. Maybe it would be a little much. Too dressy. Too
shiny. Too sexy. Maybe she should just wear a green sweater and her MacTire
plaid skirt and boots.
She brought them out and laid them next to the red dress on the
canopied Victorian replica bed. She stripped out of her slacks and sweater and
considered both outfits. It was cold out. Really cold out. And snowy.
She eyed the red dress. She’d never worn it for Peter. Hopefully,
it wouldn’t be the wrong choice. She pulled off her bra and put on the red
strapless one she’d purchased to wear with the dress. Then she pulled on the
dress and struggled to reach the zipper on the low, low back. Darn it. She couldn’t reach it, no
matter how hard she tried. She’d only worn the dress once—to a Christmas party
two years ago when she and her sisters still lived in St. Augustine,
Florida—and she’d forgotten she needed help with the zipper.
Before Peter arrived, she called Laurel. “Hey, I can’t get my
zipper zipped. Can either you or Ellie come over and zip it up for me?”
“Ohmigod, you’re wearing the
red dress. I’ll be right over. Unless you want Peter to zip it up for you.”
“Right. Hurry,
before he gets here.” Meghan hated to ask. She knew Laurel would tell Ellie that
Meghan was wearing the
dress, created to hook a guy for sure. Yes, it was an eye-catcher, but she’d
never caught a wolf’s attention while wearing it.
She brought out her red high heels before Laurel arrived. If Peter
proposed, she wanted to be dressed for the occasion, though she reminded
herself they still had to talk before she could say yes.
***
Excerpted from Silver Town Wolf: Home for the Holidays by Terry Spear. © 2019 by
Terry Spear. Used with
permission of the publisher, Sourcebooks
Casablanca, an imprint of Sourcebooks, Inc. All rights reserved.
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