Finding Home

Cover for Finding Home , Wolves of Wet Waterfalls 2 a woman in hospital gown, leaning on a single crutch. She is in the forest in the snow. Behind her are faded out images of four different men

5 stars Another winner from Lulu Sylvian! This is the second in this series and I’m already anxious for the third installment. ~ an Amazon reader

  • Why Choose
  • Wolf Shifters
  • Demons
  • In Protection

Book Club Questions
  • The tagline “Everything is changing so fast, except my rate of healing…” highlights the emotional core of Finding Home amazon.com+4goodreads.com+4fantasticfiction.com+4.
    How does the protagonist’s healing process—both physical and emotional—evolve in this novel compared to Stealing Joy?
    Look at how settings, relationships, and supernatural pressures shape her path toward reclaiming self‑agency.
  • Home—and what it means to belong—is a central theme.
    In what ways does the protagonist redefine “home” in Wet Waterfalls?
    Discuss how the town, her pack, and even new emotional attachments influence her sense of belonging.
  • How is the theme of control—over one’s body, choices, or environment—explored in Finding Home?
    Consider how different characters (especially pack leaders and love interests) offer or withhold power, and what that says about consent, trust, and empowerment in a paranormal romance setting.

Reading Order

  1. Wolves of Wet Waterfalls
  2. Witches of the Wildwood
These open-back hospital gowns are a little too cold up the back side.

Everything is changing so fast, except my rate of healing. I would really like to be able to walk around in regular clothes. These open-back hospital gowns are a little too cold up the back side. I’d give my left pinkie toe for some warm cotton panties. Oh, wait I have, so where are my panties?

The guys keep repeating, “We are pack,” like some kind of cult mantra. It tickles when they say it against my skin.

The FBI wants to use me as some kind of fishing lure to catch the bad guy. I’m game if it means I can finally ditch the whole hospitalized patient get up. I’m really tired of being hooked up to an IV. Also, I really want the good guys to catch the evil known as my ex-boyfriend. I can’t believe I thought I was in love with him.

Max has gone AWOL and Gage has promised to keep me safe. I’m counting on him.

Welcome to Wet Waterfalls, Wyoming, my new home town. I’m moving here, because monsters are real, doughnuts are magic, and I’m pretty sure my new boyfriend is a werewolf.

Finding Home is the second in the sexy hot reverse harem trilogy of the Wolves of Wet Waterfalls

Read an Excerpt

Part of the way down the stairs I realized it was a mistake. Walking put one kind of pressure on my feet. Stairs were a different beast altogether. I made it down to the first landing. I sat on a step and held onto the railing. Zeus’s testicles this was hard. But, I was out of my room, and I didn’t want to go back.

Jade and Yuki hovered. I felt so stupid and incapable. My feet were pissed off. My missing toe was really pissed off. I didn’t have proper balance for stairs, and I held on to the rail like a toddler learning how to walk. Damn, I was such a loser.

I didn’t want to cry, but I could feel it starting in the back of my throat.

I hadn’t seen Mark in days, pretty much since the night of the big ‘everyone’s human’ dinner. He slid an arm around Jade’s waist and kissed her. That was good. I’m glad she found someone. Mark was a good guy. Of course, he was—he was pack, and I was biased.

“Need some help?” he asked.

I blinked up at him and nodded. I couldn’t say it out loud, couldn’t ask anyone to pick my ass up and haul me back to my room.

He hunkered in close and told me to put my arms around his neck. “Ready?”

I nodded, and he scooped me up. I couldn’t help but notice he smelled good.

“Um, I thought you were going to take me back up?” I asked as he started going down the stairs.

“You were coming down for a reason. Might as well come on down for a bit. I’m sure you are getting stir crazy in that room.” He had a lovely voice. I wasn’t checking him out, he was Jade’s, and I had more than enough. I was merely observing, having never been this close to him before.

He deposited me on the couch in the lounge area with the big TV.

“Thanks,” I said first to Mark, and then to Jade, who set the IV pole next to me.

Now what? I was out of my room and in the big room downstairs. That had been my goal—my only goal. Now, I wasn’t certain what to do with it.

“Can I bring you anything?” Mark asked.

I looked around and shrugged. “I think, after a bit, I’ll go exploring on this level if that’s okay?”

Mark nodded and left. Jade followed him.

“Oh, that will be great. I can show you where everything is.” Yuki was now my self-appointed tour guide.

“Everything?” I asked. “Like, what’s everything?” I didn’t know what was available around here. I had been in through the front door, and of course, downstairs for the big dinner party, and that was it.

“Let’s see,” Yuki dropped on the couch next to me. This level is shaped like a big X.”

“This level?” How big was the lodge?

She nodded. Pointing slightly to the right she said, “That way is the kitchen and a service elevator downstairs.” She rotated and pointed behind us, to what was the middle of the X shape where a heavy oak-beamed long counter and huge front doors were. “So, that used to be the check-in desk. I guess it still is when they have retreats here. Over there behind those double doors are some conference rooms.”

The areas she didn’t point out were obvious; open seating on the opposite arm of the X from us with a large stone fireplace and an even larger oil painting of what could only be a landscape of Yellow Stone; and a small restaurant-style dining room directly behind us, with another colossal fireplace and painting. Another landscape, this painting featured a beautiful mountain waterfall in the middle of the forest. That must be the waterfalls that gave this town its name.

“There aren’t any antlers in here.” There were no hunting trophies at all.

“I noticed that too. I’m glad because the wild boar downstairs creeps me out.”

“What’s downstairs?”

Book Details

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Publish Date: May 14, 2019 by Gryffin Ink
Book 2 of 6: Wet Waterfalls and the Wildwood
| 144 pages |

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What I love most about this author’s writing is the emotion she evokes.

Lulu’s writing is fantastic and she will keep you guessing all along.

The author paints the picture with imagery that puts you right in the middle of it.

Bingeable reading at it’s best.
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What do you do when your imaginary friends start pestering you with images of sexy male strippers and hot were-shifters? You write stories about them. Well, that's what I did! Oh, and then I combine them and toss them in a kilt for good measure! Hi, my name is Lulu and I write sexy hot contemporary and paranormal romance. Welcome to my website. Making the Para "Normal" and the Supernatural Extraordinary.

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