Wolf Fever is the second book in the Silver Town Wolf series, a paranormal romance series that follows the lives of werewolves in a small town called Silver Town. The protagonist is Carol Woods, a human nurse who gets involved with the local werewolf pack after an attack from a werewolf lands her in the hospital and into a job. Carol is resistant to shifting, not only because of her psychic abilities that warn her of a virus that may threaten the pack, but also because of her fear of losing control of her body and identity.
She attracts the attention of Ryan McKinley, a sexy gray pack leader and private investigator who doesn’t believe in her premonitions or their future together, unless she’s willing to overcome her fears and shift. Only when werewolves infected with the virus shift in an effort to shake the disease and then can’t shift back, is Ryan convinced of her abilities―but will it be too late for Carol and Ryan to save their packs from becoming wolves forever?
The book has received positive reviews from readers and critics alike, who praised its riveting and entertaining writing, its action-packed and suspenseful plot, and its lovable and complex characters. It is a great book for fans of paranormal romance, werewolves, shapeshifters, and fantasy.
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Wolf Fever (Heart of the Wolf #6; Silver Town Wolf #2) by Terry Spear | Goodreads
About The Author
Terry Spear is an award-winning American author who specializes in writing paranormal romance novels and medieval romance novels for both adults and teen audiences. Her werewolf paranormal romance series, Heart of the Wolf, started with Heart of the Wolf which Publishers Weekly named as one of their Best Books of the Year, 2008.
She is also the author of the jaguar shifter series, Heart of the Jaguar which started in 2012 with the novel Savage Hunger and the cougar shifter series, Heart of Cougar which is self-published. She is a retired officer of the U.S. Army Reserves, a graduate of Monmouth University’s MBA program, and a creator of award-winning teddy bears.
