Finally, a Resolution

 Wolf on the Hunt by N.J. Walters

I thought Louis was going to be book 2, but he was really the last of their small pack to find a mate. And while he is not my favorite pack member (that's Gator) his book was really good. Grey is a painter, and half-werewolf. She moves into Annie's old house and the pack finds out so when he's off duty he decides to go for a runs to see who moved in. But, he gets shot in the woods by her house and she, and her giant dog, take him into the house to care for what they think is an injured wolf. He heals super fast and she starts to think the wolf isn't actually a wolf, so she starts talking to him and he changes back to human. He tells her about the danger from the hunters, as well as the danger from his former pack so she agrees to go home with him, just for a bit. This is after Armand, Annie, and Gator show up to try to talk her into coming, but really they just scare her. Louis shows up to save the day and she follows him to his house. The pack is really nice; she and Cherise bond. She and Louis can't keep their hands off of each other, and Louis knows instantly that she's his mate. He realizes that what he thought he felt for Gwen wasn't a real mate bond, just attraction. Meanwhile, back in Louisiana, Jacques and Louis's mom finds out that her husband, their father, is heading to North Carolina to end it. She goes to Cole's parent's and they decide it's finally time to leave and help their sons. They get there in time. Louis faces off against his father, then gets attacked by another wolf, but Cole's daddy takes care of him. Louis's mama shows up to protect Grey, who has shot, but not killed one wolf and been scratched by Pierre. Louis finally kills his father and basically all fighting stops. One of the remaining members from his old pack challenges Louis for control of the Louisiana pack and Louis tells him he can have it; he doesn't want it. That confuses the Louisiana pack, but once Louis explains himself they understand. They also tell his mama, and Cole's parents that they have the freedom to come and get their things if they really want to leave. A few days later basically everyone but Louis and Grey go to Louisiana to help the parents pack. Grey tells Louis she wants to mate, and they do. If this were the last book in the series it would be a great ending because there is so much resolution. If there are more books in the series, there are definitely ways they can continue. I really enjoyed it.