Raven (The Irish Wolves)

Raven is the first book in The Irish Wolves Trilogy, an Adult Contemporary Romance. Situations include burnt cookies, panty wedgies, pond parties, Oklahoma oil, good craic in Dublin, castle ruin exhibitionism... and a deranged dark web stalker lurking in the shadows waiting to smother - Every. Happy. Moment.

Raven Byrne was half Irish, half Native American, and wholly devoted to her two sisters. Together, they started an interior design firm in Oklahoma, Triskelion Territory Designs. Getting hired to decorate Wolves Irish Pub & Eatery by Tulsa oil billionaire legends was just the opportunity the new business needed to boost its reputation. The three O'Faolain men were gorgeous and powerful... Norse Vikings in the 21st Century... Wolves. And one of them couldn't take his amber eyes off Raven.

Bran was the oldest son of Hugh, the O'Faolain patriarch. He hired the Byrne sisters to oversee the Irish pub venture, a special project to commemorate Hugh's late father's life and legacy. What should have been a strictly professional relationship veered off course from the first disastrous meeting. Raven was the woman he had to have, not for one night or year, but forever.

It was all romantic getaways, passion, and commitment for Raven and Bran - until it wasn't.

Driven by vengeance for crimes laid upon his father, Samuel Delton was a darkly disturbed man whose sole goal was to ruin all chances of happiness for the men he hated most - starting with their women.

Anne Gregor is a Contemporary Romance author who loves using her master's degree in history to sprinkle a little of the past into a modern package. When she is not writing, reading, or book reviewing, she is obsessed with true crime documentaries and cooking challenge shows - a combination like fish and cheese - sometimes it works. An empty nester after her three children began adulting, she still loves getting together for family game nights. Quiet evenings are reserved for hand embroidery and peanut butter.She lives in northeast Oklahoma on the Grand Lake o' the Cherokees and is passionate about all things Okie and Native American.