A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing by Robin Joy Wirth

A Compelling Voice

“So, you two are going to remain in Haven, then?” Wolf asked as he drove, and he glanced at Summer through the rearview mirror. She blushed when she saw him and turned shyly away.

Mia answered, of course. “Yes, we are. My employer didn’t want to give me a leave, so in the end I decided to quit the job. We’ll be keeping Ellen’s old house, since Summer can write her articles and stories from any place she chooses, and I can easily get hired by someone around here as well.”

Wolf looked at Summer through the mirror again, and this time when she looked, she felt a strange kind of energy pass between them, almost like a liquid heat that firmed up inside of her belly and left her limbs weak. Her breaths quickened.

“I’ve read some of your work, Summer,” he told her as his eyes returned to the road. “You have a gift with words, I think, especially for a woman who isn’t even twenty-three. It’s obvious your thoughts stray well beyond the everyday world and live someplace where the mind searches for true meaning.”

Summer laughed and shifted in her seat, embarrassed and yet pleased by his praise. “Thank you, Mr. Carson.”

“Call me Wolf,” he insisted, his tone settling in her ears and seeping into her system. The sound had been a combination between a caress and a command, and she couldn’t help but comply.

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