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BOOK BLURB:
Faewolves, like werewolves, can walk among men. What happens when Kiya White Cloud, a young gay college student in Santa Cruz, wants one of these men enough to risk his heart ~ and his life?

BOOK REVIEW:
Humans find lone wolves very erotic, but wolves know that a lone wolf is not really a wolf at all. Saoi is a lone wolf himself and understands what it means to be alone. He left his pack years ago to try and find the cause of why the wolf packs were having fewer and fewer offspring. The only way to do that is to enter the human world and use their knowledge to find a cure.

Brian, as Saoi is known in the human world, is a graduate student at university and has somehow found a way to keep his two lives separate and hidden from the human world. Unfortunately for Brian, that is about to come into conflict.

Kiya White Cloud is starting a new semester in college and finds in his Biology class the sexiest graduate student that he has ever seen, Brian. Kiya is determined to find out if Brian is as sexy as he looks. Kiya knows his own allure and uses it on Brian, but for once he is pushed away.

Brian can't keep his eyes off of Kiya, but he knows that it is against man's law to get involved with a student. Unfortunately Saoi doesn't have these qualms and meets Kiya on a walk in the forest. Things for Brian become very complex when Kiya's ex-lover refuses to give him up, setting off situations that trigger the protective instincts of both Brian and Saoi. Will Kiya get his chance with Brian? Can Brain and Kiya overcome their differences to find their way together? Will Brian find a way to save the Faewolves and could Kiya play a role in their revival?

D.M. Atkins and Chris Taylor have created an incredible saga of one man's search for a cure for his people, but in the end he may find a love that could be the love of his life. Brian is an astounding mixture of beauty, sensuality, innocence, strength, and fragility that combines to form a character that holds the reader riveted to the story. Kiya's overt sexual behavior hides a need to find the one man he can love for the rest of his life. Together, Kiya and Brian/Saoi face obstacles that could overpower them if they don't trust in the most important thing, their love and faith in each other.

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