Jenny Lad is waiting for her boss to arrive at the annual Halloween party.  Having left a leather flogger for him on his desk, she plans to belly dance for him as a goodbye gift.  Because Jenny loves him, she is unable to continue working for him.  However, the tables turn on Jenny’s plan because when she finishes her dance, Damon, her boss claims her as his mate.  Jenny doesn’t know it yet but she has just enticed Damon’s inner lupine shifter to come out and play.

Damianos “Damon” Alexander is completely mesmerized by Jenny’s dance.  So much so that when she finishes, he declares her as his mate, although she doesn’t know it. Whisking her away becomes a priority because Damon’s wolf is itching to claim its mate and doesn’t want to wait.  Now all Damon has to do is convince her to stay with him forever in spite of his lupine heritage.  But his doubts are hopefully for naught because Jenny knows all about things that go bump in the night. 

I really liked the premise of Dancing for the Wolf, especially Damon’s claiming of Jenny publicly.  There is just something that makes my heart go pitter pat when an alpha wolf claims his mate in front of an audience.  Damon was sensual and way sexy.  His alphaness was a complete turn on for me and lucky for him, Jenny liked it as well. 

There is nothing I found about this book that I didn’t like.  It was sexy, it was fun, and it made me sweat.  That pretty much takes the cake in my book.  I haven’t read very much from L. A. Day, but because of Dancing for the Wolf, I plan to read more from this talented writer.