Wolf Weaver: Werewolf Romantic Urban Fantasy (full of found family and mates who can't touch)

Aimee Easterling

Dec 2025 · Ghost Pack Book 2 · Wetknee Books · Narrated by Grace Noble

About this audiobook

One fractured ghost. One untouchable mate. Zero second chances.

The ghosts who follow me around are more than memories—they’re family. And someone just stole the artifact tying one of them to this world.

I track the thief through a maze of magical traps and across continents, relying on the help of the alpha protector I'm mated to but barely know. We aren't fast enough. Soon, Ellie begins to forget who she is.

To save her, I’ll have to face a legacy I barely understand and claim a power I never asked for. But if I open the door to what I might become, will there be anything left of who I was?

Continue the slow-burn paranormal adventure of the Ghost Pack series in Wolf Weaver, a werewolf urban fantasy perfect for fans of matings of convenience, magical legacies, and found-family dynamics.

Ratings and reviews

Wren & Locke agreed to a strictly platonic mating of convenience, but Wren wonders if she might want more. They don’t have much time to consider their relationship though with Wren’s youngest ghost pack mate in danger. As they try to find Ellie’s missing anchor, they learn more about Wren’s wolf weaver ability, as well as who they can & can't trust. What results is a very exciting, action-packed story with a slow burn romance & found family vibes. Original, great characters, & interesting lore.

I was captivated by this story from the opening paragraphs until the end. Ellie, the youngest of Wren's ghost pack, was in serious trouble, and Wren would risk everything to help her. I was happy that Locke supported Wren in her decisions and actions. The surprising twists and turns, along with the almost non-stop action, kept me invested, and I listened to the whole audiobook in one sitting. I enjoyed Grace Noble's narration as her performance enhanced the story's entertainment.

About the author

Aimee Easterling wasn't raised by wolves, but she did spend the first ten years of her life running wild in their habitat. Since then, she's backpacked across three continents, spent over a decade homesteading half a mile from the nearest road, and now unearths excitement amid fictional werewolf packs. Her USA Today bestselling books straddle the line between urban fantasy and paranormal romance because everyone deserves a pack, a mate, and an adventure.