Quote:Ruadh Douglas doesn't want to go home. Years on the battlefields for the glory of the king have made him more beast than man and he won't inflict his wounded mind and soul on his family. So, he wanders the streets of London, performing penance by rescuing those in need.
Rosalind Ransome is a misfit in London's ballrooms, but in visiting the sick of all classes, she has found work she loves and the chance to make a difference. When she is attacked in the streets, she is rescued by the vigilante they call the Wolf.
Rose is drawn to Ruadh when he seeks her family's help to free his ailing grandfather from a treacherous wife and servants. But is he the loving grandson? Or the wolf who patrols the streets at night?
Even as Rose discovers he is both, Ruadh realizes he must find a way to tame his anger if he hopes to win the maid.
But when Rose is in danger, Ruadh is glad he can still call on the wild.
A Twist Upon a Regency Tale
Lady Beast's Bridegroom
One Perfect Dance
Snowy and the Seven Doves
Perchance to Dream
Weave Me a Rope
The Sincerest Flattery
Inviting the Wild
Hold Me Fast
The Trials of Alaric