Embers 4. Running With The Pack

I have very much enjoyed this story. With great dialogue and colorful disruption to create a great and wonderful story! Brandon is a wonderful character who truly comes to life and brings this story to life in a powerful way. I have love this and I am sure if you read it you will as well

The fourth installment in my favorite series on GA did not hold anything back. 

Embers follows Brandon and his passionate decision to assist Australia in extinguishing their wildfires. Along the way, he meets a group of Aussies, learns their language, and rediscovers his inner wolf. This story is filled with heart-stopping cliffhangers, steamy moments, and flirtatious dialogue that can make manly doms blush. 

This was a treat to read. Excellent work, Wolf!

Such a difference compared to the other three stories, but incredibly refreshing and had me reading one chapter after the next!

@WolfMonce again hit it out of the park with the forth installment of the series. A new character to the series, a wolf who hates what he is and tries to suppress that part of himself, but from his profession tries to help others. Old friends make a return and add to the fun and drama. We're taken to exotic locations, face fearsome fires and some smolderingly hot scenes. The book stands well enough on it's own, but compliments the first three.

Embers by WolfM is a great story written by a great author.  Brandon is a complex young man who has overcome many roadblocks in his life.  Fate has left him at odds with his wolf, lonely for his husband, a marine stationed in Iraq, and a dangerous job as a firefighter.  When his alpha asks for volunteers to go to Australia to fight fires he jumps at the chance.  His wicked sense of humour, protective nature and sense of duty are just a few things that will endear him to you as he faces the adventure ahead.  Excellently written this story will make you laugh a lot as Brandon and his mate flirt, then cringe in fear with the descriptions of fighting the fires.  This is the latest of four great stories in the Run With the Pack series. It stands alone, but also fits so well in the series.  It is just one great reading experience.

This is a true workmanship of writing that is beyond spectacular! There are no words to describe how good this story is. Well, maybe there is! It is VERY OUTSTANDING! And entertaining! A story of how firefighters do their jobs under duress and how shifters can not only be themselves but they can take care of themselves too. They can also get hurt badly! The god thing in the story is that there are old friends that we all love to read about that also help take care of a firefighter that gets hurt. I recommend this story to all here on GA to read!

Thoroughly enjoyed this story…very well written…and describes what happens when man and wolf don’t get along but come to terms. Loved it!

This is the 4th story in The Running with The Pack series.

In this story we meet Brandon, a firefighter who has not made peace with his wolf.

When Australia put out the call for firefighters, we see Brandon volunteer to go down under. He is assigned to the lycan pack of firefighters called the Mutts. In his time in Australia, Brandon learns alot about himself and his wolf.

We meet some familiar faces on our visit to Australia and we are treated to a fantastic tour guide. As with all stories in this series there is psychological tension, steamy sex, but overall a fantastic story that is full of action from the very first chapter.

Highly recommended as a great read, as are the other stories in the series.

This is an exciting, fast paced character study/adventure story.  The author is equally adept at writing action, steamy sex, psychological tension, fantasy, and tourism guides!  A great read for anyone who enjoys stories featuring realistic adult characters (yes, even though they are shifters).  No angsty teenager warnings!

Thoroughly enjoyed this story from start to finish.  For those that have followed this series, we got to met some new and interesting characters and a visit from some old favorites.

Lots of action with both fighting fires and and interaction between different characters; both are hot and heavy at times.  Interesting character development and very well done throughout; the writing and pacing were both first rate as well.

The story does leave a few unanswered questions; but of course that only leaves the possibility for another book open.   

Having edited the story, I may be biased, but I truly enjoyed it.

It tells us of a young man's growth while allowing us to experience the world of wildfire fighters in an exotic location. Brandon's growth and acceptance of his 'wolf' serve as a great representation of the acceptance any of us considered different must find. Once we learn to love ourselves, we'll be able to love others much better. Australia, as seen through the yes of an American firefighter is captivating. My hat's off to those men and women who risk their lives to protect ours and our property.

Embers also showcases the author's growth. Wolf's stories are always popular, but each shows improvement over its predecessors. I look forward to his next offering and highly encourage you to read this one.