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Summary Of The Highland Wolf Clan
Grab the first two books in the Highland Wolf Clan series! Start the series that reviewers are calling “gripping,” “suspenseful”, with “lots of love and action” and a series “I couldn’t put down”!

Book 1, The Reluctant Alpha

Born to be Alpha, Cameron Sinclair walks away from his birthright and Pack. He wants nothing to do with either as he builds his multi-billion dollar business.

When summoned he reluctantly goes to the aid of his Uncle’s Pack. What he finds is danger, intrigue, heartache, and the chance of a different life.

His instinct screams at him to walk away but his heart has other ideas. Come and join the Highland Wolf Clan and find out what’s in store for Cameron and his Highlanders.

Book 1 in New York Times & USA Today Bestselling
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