
He was a hard man but I loved the gentleness he showed to Sarah.

Sarah wants protection but she wants Lucas as well – she just never thought she could actually get him. Sarah was living with another wolf and his pack and found out that a) he wasn’t a nice guy at all and b) he and some coyotes were coming to take over Lucas’s LA pack and his land. For Sarah those animals are wolves – real and shifters when they are in their wolf form. The weakest of the paranormals physically each Charmer can speak psychically with a animal. Sarah gives him enough information to agree but she doesn’t tell him everything. She just wants his protection and his packs protection. Of course when Sarah first sets eyes on him he’s in jail for a murder he didn’t commit but she’s given him an alibi and agreed to get him out of jail.

And two, if he doesn’t stop stoking Sarah’s animal lust, it’s only a matter of time before her own wild side gets unleashed. There are only two problems: one, she’s not quite as innocent as she’d like Lucas to believe. Sarah King is counting on that protective impulse-it’s the only thing standing between her and certain death.

Unlike most alpha dogs, Lucas has a reputation for protecting the weak and innocent. Of course, that’s because his predatory instincts are no metaphor-he’s a genuine Grade-A top-quality werewolf, tough enough to fight his way to dominance over the scariest pack on the West Coast. He’s big, he’s strong, and his eyes hint at a wilder side most women can’t handle. Lucas Simone is not the kind of guy you mess with. Tracy’s review of Never Cry Wolf (Night Watch #4) by Cynthia Eden.
