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Calling Doctor Wolf

Shape-Shifter Clinic, Book 1

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Calling Doctor Wolf

By: Cara Adams
Narrated by: Pepper Laramie
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Dr. Oscar Thorne inherited his grandparents' house and is turning it into a hospital for shape-shifters, helped by his best friend, carpenter Danny Davies. The paperwork is never-ending, so he hires office manager Ambrielle Watson to deal with it all. Oscar and Danny are both wolves and both Doms. Ambrielle's a human and a sub. Is she a perfect match for them both? Oscar's cousin George Thorne contests their grandparents' will, demanding the house and all the land for himself. While their attorney, Sierra Bond, handles the legal side of things, the men concentrate on establishing the hospital, renovating the house, caring for the patients, and wooing Ambrielle. She's not convinced. She can't imagine herself in a permanent relationship with two wolves who are also Doms. Besides, what if George does take the hospital away from Oscar? What will happen then?

©2013 Cara Adams (P)2014 Cara Adams
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