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|  | | Book II of the Wild Series, Wild Justice
In Book I, Wild Evolution, Colorado rancher Dan Tucker’s life is turned upside-down.
After surviving a mutant canine attack, Dan discovers the animal he killed is not a wild dog, but a man. To protect himself even though it was a self-defense killing, he covers up the murder.
A werewolf by contamination, Dan finds his attitudes and appetites changing. His love of nature and the wild increases as he runs at night with a wolf pack in the nearby national forest. As a man, he becomes more bold and amorous, winning the heart of Angela Connor, a waitress at the local café.
Meanwhile his best friend, Grand County Sheriff’s Deputy Tony Ramirez, becomes increasingly suspicious, especially after Dan has several public run-ins with his cantankerous old neighbor, and the man later turns up missing. When the remains of two bodies are discovered some time later in a remote cave, Tony ceases to be Dan’s friend and goes to great lengths to prove him a murderer.
With his quiet life as bachelor rancher transformed into a constant battle of wits to keep his deep, dark secret safe, Dan finds himself at odds with everyone, including his girlfriend and his former best friend – and most of all, himself.
Narrowly escaping Tony’s murder investigation, Dan goes about eliminating threats to his future. Now all he wants is to pursue his dream of running a dude ranch with his soon-to-be wife, Angela. But as the wedding gets closer, he wonders how he’ll keep his nocturnal life a secret. He soon discovers that’s the least of his worries…
In book II Dan tries to live a normal life by living the American dream of opening his own business with his new wife.
But things do not go right and he reverts to his old ways. | |  | | wild evolution
"Wild Evolution" could be described as a paranormal-thriller or horror-police procedural, either category you pick would work fine.
A brief description of "Wild Evolution":
When Dan defends his livestock against a wild dog attack, he is put in a 'kill or be killed' battle. When he takes the head of a wild dog in to be tested for rabies he discovers he has the head of a human male instead of a wild dog. Now he is forced to cover up a self-defense killing because no one would believe he killed a wild dog when he has a human head.
A werewolf by contamination, Dan's life spins out of control. All his senses are heightened including his passion for the wild. His passion for the wild compels him to try to stop a new housing development that threatens the local wildlife from loss of habitat, but things don't go according to plans and now he has a second body to dispose of.
While under investigation for murder, Angela gives Dan her unflinching trust. Because of an abusive father, Dan has never been able to trust anyone, but now he has someone he wants to start a family with, someone to build a future with.
div style="text-indent: 0.5in; margin: 0in 0in 0pt">Dan Tucker’s life is changed forever when his livestock is attacked by a mad dog. When his own life is also threatened during this incident, he finds himself in a 'kill or be killed' fight to the end. The next morning, when he attempts to take the head of the beast that attacked him to be tested for Rabies; he is stunned when the head he tucked away in a cooler the night before has changed into the head of a man. The corpse of the wild dog he had killed the night before is now a beheaded, thirty-something, half-naked mal | |  | | Wild Legacy, book III of the Wild Series
In book III, Dan Tucker's passion for the wildlife runs through the veins of his offspring, but 'his curse' also courses through the veins of his child. Only he knows why his child is different from all the other children.
Like every parent, Dan is challenged with teaching his child how to fit into this world. In Dan's case the dilemma is taken up a notch.
But like every new soul that arrives on this planet, they must make their own way, no one else can do it for them.
In book I, Dan Tucker's life is forever changed when he defends his livestock against what he thinks is a wild dog attack.
Now the 'curse' as he calls it, runs through his veins and dominates his life. He does his best to resume a normal life but with the possibility of murder charges looming over his head things spin out of control.
In book II, Dan continues to try to live a normal life by persuing the American dream of owning his own business with his new wife. But things don't always go as planned.
In book III, Dan's life is further complicated |
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