With every book Terry writes I love the werewolf series more and more. Terry doesn't disappoint her fans with Wolf Fever .
Ryan was a wonderful, sexy hero. I thought it was interesting that Ryan was a werewolf, but didn't believe in psychics. Seemed to me you should believe in anything after that. However it made a very interesting plot twist. I loved watching his feelings grow for Carol and seeing him start to believe in her abilities.

Carol Woods wanted more than anything to be a nurse at the hospital in Silver Town, Colorado where her family lives, but she never foresaw how she’d end up with the job. Now she’s a red werewolf facing a mating, trying to forestall shifting for a variety of reasons—one of which has to do with a swine flu virus that seems to be attacking the werewolf kind in a bad way, while working with a private investigator who doesn’t believe in her psychic abilities one bit. So why does she thinks she’s falling in love with the infuriating gray?
Chester "Ryan" McKinley can’t get his mind off the entrancing woman, a nurse, a newly turned red lupus garou belonging to another gray pack and the only one left who might be able to learn how to stop the swine flu virus from making a permanent impact on their kind. Although he doesn’t want to draw Carol into this dangerous situation or believe she is involved, he has no other choice. But does the woman really have psychic abilities that are keeping her from shifting, or is she a fraud, a master at deception, and is behind the infections of their people? And how can he keep his hands off the intriguing woman, and his mind on the mission as the virus takes its toll?

Ryan was a wonderful, sexy hero. I thought it was interesting that Ryan was a werewolf, but didn't believe in psychics. Seemed to me you should believe in anything after that. However it made a very interesting plot twist. I loved watching his feelings grow for Carol and seeing him start to believe in her abilities.

I enjoyed Carol and her psychic abilities. I especially enjoyed that she had a mind of her own and really used it. Having psychic abilities could make life harder for you, like it did for Carol. Because of her visions she was scared to shift to her wolf form, after getting visions of humans not being able to shift back. That was something that I haven't seen done before and enjoyed.

One of the best things about the books Terry writes is she always give you want you crave. She gives the readers strong, stubborn heroines and alpha heroes, along with a wonderful fast-paced story. Wolf Fever is by far my favorite one to date. It is everything a reader could want, plus a little humor and some sizzling sexual tension.

Overall Wolf Fever was additive and hard to put down. The storyline had me turning the pages late into the night. Wold Fever is the perfect gift for any paranormal romance fan this Christmas season.