The Story of Enid
ebook ∣ Volume 2. of The Clandestine Exploits of a Werewolf: The Clandestine Exploits of a Werewolf, #2 · The Clandestine Exploits of a Werewolf
By Evelyn Klebert
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What happens when your one true love reincarnates, and you just happen to be a werewolf?
Ethan Garraint is an old soul. He has been alive for hundreds of years, battling countless challenges and foes along the way — not the least of which was living through the genocide of the Cathar people at Montsegur, a society that wholly embraced him despite his lycanthropic nature. But in Volume 2 of The Clandestine Exploits of a Werewolf, he faces a dilemma that brings his past and present full circle, merging them both.
In The Story of Enid, the sequel to The Broken Vow
Long ago, before he was Ethan Garraint, before the Cathars, before he became a werewolf, he was a man living in a land where enchantment ruled. He was a Knight known as Geraint who served a King. And it was then that he met the one woman who would own his heart.
"There was someone for you once."
"Yes, a long time ago."
"Someone very special to you that, I think, perhaps you still mourn."
"She was my wife."
"And she left you."
"Not of her free will, but yes, most do."
When one realizes that a long-lost soulmate has been reincarnated, it poses some complications. When you have been a werewolf for nearly a millennium, the complications explode exponentially. Ethan Garraint understands that he should stay far away from Erin Holt, but she is in his city, New Orleans, and possibly in danger. And the truth is, he doesn't want to stay away. He only wants to remind her of the lifetime they lived long ago, when they were more than lovers, when they became legend.