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Werewolf in Seattle | Vicki Lewis Thompson

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When he discovers that his late aunt's gorgeous assistant, Luna, is not the Were of his dreams, Colin MacDowell, the head of the most powerful werewolf clan in Scotland, must resist his powerful attraction to her since his pack is highly opposed to half humans. Original.

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JadeBethJ

Werewolf in Seattle | Vicki Lewis Thompson

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I will admit, I‘m not exactly sure which book in this series I read first. I‘m also going to review the series because so far, I‘ve read the first 4.

I‘ll say this, I LOVED it!!! I loved the characters. I loved the paranormal world. I loved the witty heroines and the masculine but gentlemen men...lol I just enjoy what she‘s done.

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booklover76

Werewolf in Seattle | Vicki Lewis Thompson

Why do authors who have Southern characters insist on using y'all as singular???? For the love of sweet tea y'all is plural!!!!!

Avanders Lol some people in some parts of the south seem to use y‘all as singular and all y‘all as plural 😁😆 6y

booklover76 Maybe but I haven't come across them. We use all y'all to refer to a group of folks in GA. There are different dialects of Southern so it's possible but she isn't the only author I have seen do this. J.R Ward did it in her Bourbon Kings series 6y

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