S. K. McClafferty - Free Library Land Online

The American Wilderness. . . a place where even the most violent of men can find peace. . . .
Young Moravian widow, Sarah Marsters, recently arrived from England, has accepted an offer of marriage to Brother John Liebermann, one of the United Brethren dwelling at the Shining City, the Moravian Utopia on the Muskingum River. But barely a day’s travel from Bethlehem, Sarah’s party falls victim to a deadly attack led by the French renegade “La Bruin” and his French-allied Indians, and suddenly, Sarah is lost in the American wilderness with Kathryn Seaton her wounded companion. They come upon shelter—a hunter’s camp—a rickety structure barely held together. As Kathryn falls into unconsciousness, wolves surround the camp, lured by the scent of blood on the night breeze. But when all seems lost, a man appears in the dooryard—a man who talks to wolves. . . and the wolves listen.
Kingston Sauvage is unlike anyone Sarah has ever encountered. A mysterious man with uncanny abilities, a man on a collision course with fate. And while he tutors her in survival skills, he introduces her to a searing passion. Sauvage is the talk of the settlements, and he has taken many enemy scalps. But he is not immune to Sarah’s gentle nature, and he soon discovers that she is the one woman who can heal his wounded heart.
Set against a starkly beautiful wilderness caught in the throes of the French and Indian War, Lord of the Wolves is a sweet and beguiling tale of the healing powers of love.
Warning: contains sexual content