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    Her Werewolf Hero
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    Her Werewolf Hero

    Written by Michele Hauf

    Narrated by Abby Craden

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    About this audiobook

    Retrieve the purgatory heart…

    A “find and sieze” mission that should have been easy for Retriever Bron Everhart. Except the werewolf had no idea the object would be inside a breathing, beautiful woman. Kizzy Lewis needed the heart to live. But others—even more desperate than Bron’s employers—desired the heart at any cost. 

    After just one touch, Bron knew he would do anything to protect Kizzy. The only way to truly save her was to journey into Purgatory itself. And for that, he had to hope he could return before she was lost to him forever.  

    A HarperAudio production.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperAudio
    Release dateApr 1, 2016
    ISBN9781488201431
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    Her Werewolf Hero
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    Michele Hauf

    Michele Hauf lives in Minneapolis and has been writing since the 1990s.  A variety of genres keep her happily busy at the keyboard, including historical romance, paranormal romance, action/adventure and fantasy.

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