Surrogate for a Werewolf
About this ebook
Alyssa, 22 years old and still a virgin, replies to an ad' looking for a surrogate for the older, rich and powerful billionaire businessman, Brett Wolfram.
She is whisked away to his mysterious mansion in a far off land to be prepared for natural impregnation. There, Alyssa is indoctrinated into the seductive world of the werewolf, and becomes caught up in a centuries-old blood feud between Wolfram and his younger, incredibly handsome brother, Sal..
Alyssa is kidnapped and taken into the forest where she embraces her new status as a she-wolf, and finds herself falling in love - and lust - with the impossibly rugged, brooding Sal.
Brett Wolfram begins his quest to find Alyssa and return her to his mansion, his senses telling him that she is pregnant - but not if it is he, or his brother who is the father. Meanwhile, close behind him, those plotting his downfall begin their own hunt - their aim is to kill Wolfram and the heir to his empire...Alyssa's werewolf child.
A powerful, incredibly sensual story of sex, love and lycanthropes
About the author
Jennifer Lynne is a lifelong advocator of all things hedonistic, and a writer who loves what she does - writing exactly the type of steamy erotica stories that get her personally hot under the collar.
In her objective to provide intelligent, wonderfully written and thoroughly engaging tales with something for everyone, Jennifer Lynne leaves no subject untouched and no taboos unbroken!
Every story is lovingly crafted with a beginning a middle and an end, with believable characters and and engaging plot that explores the most sensual, erotic and often sometimes darkest fantasies.
Jennifer comes from a varied career in the sensual pleasures, having organised hedonistic parties for the rich and famous, run an agency that catered to the bespoke fantasies of an exclusive clietele (some of which feature anonymously in her tales of debauched sex and lust) and toured her native England as the burlesque striptease performer Peachy Derierre.
