You should definitely read it, and if you haven’t read the first book in Kendall McKenna’s Tameness of the Wolf series you should read that as well. I loved everything about Strength of the Wolf. And Tim finds himself in the middle of a relationship he didn’t necessarily want in the beginning, while trying to balance his career, his growing feelings for Jeremy, and their plans, or lack of thereof, for the future. Mentored by the True Alpha of the United States Armed Services, Jeremy begins preparations and training to one day lead his own pack while starting a new relationship with Tim. His attraction to Tim is immediate, so much so that he craves the major’s praise, his attention. After being cast out of his pack by a selfish tyrant of a True Alpha who should have mentored Jeremy, he finds himself as a lone wolf in True Alpha Transition, complete with overactive emotions and unexplainable feelings.

And even though the meeting was awkward and uncomfortable, Tim finds himself drawn to the young True Alpha in ways that he cannot understand. While out celebrating the promotion, Tim and his colleagues encounter a young werewolf transitioning from a mid-pack werewolf to a True Alpha. Upon his arrival stateside from Afghanistan, newly promoted Major Tim Madison, along with his friends and fellow officers Lucas and Noah, has been tasked with re-writing the military handbook regarding werewolves, their culture, and their rules and structure.

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