The Wolf and the Woman's Touch (Men Made in America: Minnesota #23)

by Ingrid Weaver

Book Overview

The Wolf And The Woman's Touch by Ingrid Weaver released on Jul 25, 1996 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373360266
• ISBN13: 9780373360260
• Release Date: January 1
• Publisher: Harlequin
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.

Customer Reviews

MOST DEFINITELY A KEEPER!

You are drawn into the most intense and emotional understanding of the main characters, Damien and Jenna.Both had lost one they loved intensely. Damien had lost his wife and almost his sanity. Jenna had lost her child and then her marriage.How these two emotionally scarred people made connections with each other and Jenna draws Damien back into the light of human connection and introduces him to her family and fights for him is truly amazing.This is one story you will find hard to put down as the action keeps moving without any bed stops to confused the issue. But when the connection is made physically - Wow! Both learn from the other about love.With Emily the connecting force between Damien and Jenna, their emotions run riot and end up healing them. Smokey, the wolf was an added attraction. With a little bit of wisdom in understanding the only way to keep something is to let it go.MOST EXCELLENT story - great characters, even sceptic, Frank Novacek.HIGHLY REOCMMENDED --M You will probably want to read this one over again.

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Jenna Lawrence was desperate to find her niece who had been kidnaped. Against her families pleas Jenna went to the one man that she knew could help her, Damien Reese. Damien lived alone in an isolated cabin and has had no human contact for more than five years. Damien is a psychic, or telepathic, and he used his gift in the past to help others until it became too much and he withdrew from others completely. All Damien has to do is touch someone to feel their emotions, but he pays an emotional and physical toll afterwards. The price he pays became too much, not to mention the way everyone treated him like a freak or a monster. Jenna, on the other hand, would not go away and she was willing to pay any price for Damien to help her find her niece. Damien wanted one night in Jenna's arms in exchange for his priceless gift. Jenna could not refuse what Damien asked of her. Jenna finds herself connecting with Damien as the days go by. She also sees the price that he has to pay for his gift. I did not think that I would like this book because of the psychic storyline, but I found myself intrigued with the gift that Damien had. Damien's gift brings out the vulnerable and emotional side of him that is usually hidden behind his tough guy image. The man has a wolf for a pet for heaven sakes (although he does not consider smokey a pet). The reader can really connect with Jenna and the sense of guilt that she has for what she is putting Damien through. You also can understand why she would do it again if that is what it took for her to get her niece back. The reader can also understand why he asks for one night of passion in return for his services. In some stories his actions would be considered crude, but not in this story. Damien feels he has to deny himself the one thing that most of us take for granted, human touch. To my surprise, I really enjoyed this book and would highly recommend it.