The Wolves of Mercy Falls
Grace has been fascinated by the wolves in the woods behind her house since she was a child, especially one with yellow eyes who saved her life. Years later, she discovers that her yellow-eyed wolf is actually a boy who shifts between human and wolf forms with the changing seasons, and a romance develops between them as they navigate the mysteries and dangers of his dual existence.
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