Wolves of Wrath by Quinn Loftis

Long ago, during the Great Purge, the witches that had grown too many in number and too
powerful, were destroyed. The high fae council saw that the balance of good and evil had been
tipped too far in one direction and it had to be rectified. So they killed all of the witches, and their
creator…or so they thought.
But they were wrong. Volcan, the high fae, who had once been a member of their council, until he
decided he wanted to be all powerful and created the witches, had bided his time, hiding in the Dark
Forest.
Now he’s back and hell bent on rebuilding his army of witches. Only this time he’s set his eyes on
the gypsy healers to be the tool from which he creates them. He already has two of the newly found
healers, Jewel and Anna, with his blood running in their veins. And though he thinks he’s got it all
planned out, what Volcan hadn’t calculated into his formula of healers + his blood = witches, was
the healer’s mates, Dalton and Gustavo. Both males are more than ready to sink their teeth into the
high fae who has taken their females. With the darkness closing in on all four of them, it is a toss up
as to who will succumb to it first.
Mean while, the healers and wolves Peri had stashed in the pixie realm are sitting ducks with the Veil
between them and the human realm locked. The mates of those healers are holding onto their self
control by a thread as they try to figure out a way to get them out of the pixie realm.
Perizada is once again fighting for those who are under her protection, while at the same time trying
not to kill them herself. Considering the healers tend to do stupid heroic stuff and the wolves just do
stupid stuff period, it’s not certain who will destroy who. The only thing that was certain; none of
them was willing to surrender. Throw in a powerful, eccentric Djinn who has suddenly gotten bored
and things are guaranteed to get messy.
This is the continuation of the story of the five gypsy healers, the fae who protects them and the
wolves whose wrath will consume any who come between them.