In Wolf Bite, released in July 2014, Mason Clayborne heard
the sound of a familiar woman being mugged—pursuing the sound he raced into an
alleyway in Dallas in time to see Alexis Huston breaking the nose of her would
be assailant. Coming face to face with his past dropped a pebble into the still
waters, and those ripples would become a tidal wave.
The wave would gather force as the ripples spread out to
include wolves like A.J., abandoned by his previous alpha and left to stew in a
prison, and Owen, the senior Hunter whose love for a journeyman healer drove
him to follow her to another pack when Hudson River needed her help.
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Mason’s relationships with other alphas like Brett and
Serafina opened the door to new challenges and changes for more than only
Willow Bend. With each subsequent novel, we journeyed to the five different
packs and even met an alpha from Italy.
Each arc from Rise of the Alpha (books 1-3), Dawn of Three
Rivers (book 4-6), Wolves of Change (Books 7-9) to Guardians of the Wolves
(Books 10-12), has played a role in the evolution of a world which brings us to
Ghost Wolf.
I can say any number of factors, events, and people inspired
this novel. It covers a range of time from World War II to the present day. Each
decade has a different flavor, a lingo, and rhythm to it that affected the
point of in the tale blossoming. More, many of the events occurred during my lifetime
and it was fun to look back at moments like needing a phone book to look up
someone’s address.
Hello, no Internet!
More, at the heart of the story were two people who share a
convoluted journey and a long history—it was a romance, which fired my
imagination. I admit to loving all the books I’ve written, but Ghost Wolf is special—because it weaved
so many threads together.
