Description
Ama Chilton is the matriarch of the Wharton wolves: unfathomably old and impossibly strong. But she wasn’t always Angus’ packrat granny with a penchant for muumuus.
After the bloody end of both World War II and her relationship, Ama Chilton abandons the Big Apple in search of what she’s never had: a wolfpack, a family.
Wharton—and the Cove Motel—is just supposed to be a rest stop on her journey south. That is, until she meets Rafe, a handsome Alpha. Rafe has just returned from the Pacific Theater, and is haunted by what he’s seen—and what he’s done. He’s surly and rakish, but he offers her a job and a pack to run with after dark.
As their bickering relationship blossoms into a passionate love affair, Ama thinks she may have finally found a place to call home.
But Wharton isn’t just the quintessential vacation town. A series of grisly murders rocks the small community, threatening to expose the whole pack. Everyone is a suspect. And unfortunately for Ama, her past has no intention of staying buried either.
Mirannda –
The Best Within Me is an emotional rollercoaster.
A woman running from her nature as a werewolf has to confront the fear she has of herself and choose whether to be with the human she has wanted to marry for several years or if she wants to throw that normal life away to be with the handsome hunk of a werewolf she meets while on the run.
I love this story because it isn’t just a romance novel. There’s blood and gore, murder and mayhem. It’s an illustration of what women go through when the standards of society view them as pretty pictures rather than living, breathing flames that can and will burn you should you try to put her out.