Gabriel Wulf arrives at Collingsworth Manor just in time to save Lady Amelia Collingsworth from her husband.  The mystery deepens when the only member of the household staff left, a young maid named Mora, tells a story of wolves who can turn into men in the forest around them.

Through the night Gabriel, Amelia and Mora fight to stay alive while they are stalked by the wild creatures until they are forced to escape; their destination is Wulfglen, Gabriel’s familial estate. Gabriel is unsure if they’ll make it there and if he can stop his growing attraction to Amelia.

Along the way Gabriel and Amelia give in to their attraction, but even if they make it to Wulfglen alive, Gabriel knows he can never be with Amelia now that the curse that effects all the Wulf men has struck him too.  How could she accept him when he now resembles the very creatures they are running from?

The Cursed One had me on the edge of my seat from the first line to the last.  As the danger escalates, so does the attraction between Amelia and Gabriel.  The Cursed One is a dark, gripping story with engaging characters, a sensual romance, and a thrilling mystery.

The fight may be over for now, but danger still lurks. Perhaps we’ll get to see the Wulf men or their sons or daughters again if the threat returns.