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Werewolf in Seattle

Vicki Lewis Thompson

384 pages

A breezy, coastal paranormal romance where an unexpected inheritance leads to a forbidden, cross-species attraction.

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What it feels like

Reading this book feels like a breezy escape to the misty, coastal beauty of the San Juan Islands, wrapped in the comforting tropes of paranormal romance. The narrative moves at a brisk, engaging pace, balancing the cozy, practical elements of renovating an inherited mansion with the electric tension of a forbidden, cross-species attraction. The mood is swoony and lighthearted, anchored by the earnest clash between a traditional Scottish pack leader and a capable, modern half-human heroine. Its prose is accessible and romance-forward, focusing heavily on the emotional and physical pull between the leads. It is a perfect fit for readers who delight in supernatural love stories where rigid pack rules are tested by undeniable chemistry and unexpected new beginnings.

Mood
  • coastal
  • swoony
  • breezy
Tone
  • romantic
  • earnest
  • playful
Pace
brisk
Themes
forbidden attraction · unexpected inheritance · supernatural romance · challenging tradition
The writing
Accessible and romance-focused, blending contemporary practicalities with supernatural lore.
The arc
Moves from reluctant obligation to intense, forbidden attraction, culminating in a challenge to traditional supernatural boundaries.
Who it's for
Readers who love cozy, coastal paranormal romances featuring alpha werewolves and capable heroines.

About the book

The last thing Colin McDowell wants is to inherit his Aunt Geraldine's mansion in the San Juan islands off the coast of Washington. AS the pack leader of the Trevelyans in Scotland, he had little time to travel halfway around the world to take care of his inheritance.

But the trip takes a pleasant turn when he meets Luna Reynaud, the young secretary his aunt hired shortly before she died. He isn't sure which surprises him more-Luna's clever plan for turning the mansion into a resort of the fact that she's drop-dead gorgeous. Both intrigue him-until he learns that Luna is only a half-breed. There's no way a pack leader can mate with a woman who's partly human...or is there?

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