Louisa Bacio

Black Hills Wolves
Claiming the She-Wolf
by Louisa Bacio

When her older brother leaves the Black Hills to go to
college, Tala Graystone stays behind, determined to
restore their dilapidated home into a B&B for the pack. As
more people return to the area, the need for temporary
housing increases. Now, if only she can find someone to
help with the heavy lifting.

Yas Collins fled Los Lobos as a child with his mother. As he
struggles with his wolf and overpowering shifts, a desire
for nature and the forest strikes hard. Black Hills, South
by Louisa Bacio
Dakota, beckons him. With a background in construction, he easily finds work at
Tala’s dilapidated B&B, but not everyone in town greets him with open arms.

As the remodel gets underway, Tala and Yas fight their growing attraction. Yas
doesn’t trust his wolf urges around beautiful B&B owner. The she-wolf, however,
has other plans.

Claiming the She-Wolf
Black Hills Wolves

On sale: July 17, 2015

Available via Amazon, ARe, iBooks, Kobo.

Advanced reviews: “Scorching hot romance can only win your heart and leave you
looking for more of this series!” – Roxie Ferguson, Goodreads

About the Author:
A Southern California native, Louisa Bacio can’t imagine living far away from the ocean.
The multi-published author of erotic romance enjoys writing within all realms – from
short stories to full-length novels.

Bacio shares her household with a supportive husband, two daughters growing “too fast,”
and a multitude pet craziness: Two dogs, five fish tanks, an aviary, hamsters, rabbits and
hermit crabs. In her other life, she teaches college classes in English, journalism and
popular culture.

Contact Details:
Website http://www.louisabacio.com
Email: louisabacio@yahoo.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/louisabacio
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/louisabacio


Enjoy the following excerpt for Claiming the She-Wolf:

A growl from low in his throat threatened to escape. The rumble started in his
chest, and he fought to keep it down.
She turned, looking down at him. “Did you say something?”
“Umm, no. Just clearing my throat.”
He needed to get his base instincts under control. Recent research showed that
wolves in the wild killed in order to protect their domains and to get more space. He
didn’t want to be ruled by his wolf. He’d grown up in the city, with humans, not out
in the forest. His mom had tried to talk to him about shifting, but as a woman, she
didn’t have the same experience.
He couldn’t go to a shifters anonymous group for help with his sexual urges.
Maybe he needed to start his own support group. He snorted at the idea. At the top
of the landing, Tala turned to the right, and he followed.
They entered what had to be the master bedroom suite. It was painted a vibrant
lavender color, and the bed had a green floral comforter with an abundance of fluffy
throw pillows. White dollies rested on the two nightstands, and a vase of
wildflowers called for attention. The feminine room seemed in sharp contrast to his
host. She didn’t look frilly.
“This will be your quarters.” Her lips pursed, and she blinked a few times.
The idea shocked him. “What? I’m sorry, but it looks like your room.”
“Well, it has been. But it’s the nicest room in the house, and as a guest, figure you
should have it to be comfortable. I’ll move my things into another one.”
He waved his hands in front of him, as if shooing away something physically bad.
“No way. No can do. Give me the second best, then. My first job can be fixing it up.”
She smiled. “Well, second best would be my brother’s room, and even though he’s
on a trip right now, I don’t feel comfortable moving his stuff. So third best, and we
work today to make it more, um, livable?”
Her choice of words made him pause. “Deal.”