Stealing Joy

Cover for Stealing Joy , Wolves of Wet Waterfalls 1 a woman in hospital gown, leaning on a single crutch. A large white wolf is next to her

5 stars The story is perfect, the characters are charismatic and the action will have you at the edge of your seat. It really has everything you’d want. The guys are incredibly melt-in-your-mouth sexy and the heroine is edgy without being overbearing or wimpy.~ an Amazon reader

  • Why Choose
  • Menage
  • Shifters
  • Reverse Shifters
  • Damsel Saves Herself
  • Search and Rescue
  • Small Town Magic
  • Forced Proximity
  • Best Friends

Book Club Questions
  • How does the opening scene—where the heroine runs barefoot into the wilderness to escape a threat—set the stage for the book’s atmosphere and character journey?
    Discuss how this establishes the tone for resilience, survival, and the supernatural elements of Wet Waterfalls.
  • Gage famously says, “Monsters are real, and love is magic.” What does “magic” represent in the book, romantically and emotionally?
    Examine how love is portrayed as healing, transformative, or even protective in supernatural circumstances
  • “Monsters are real, and doughnuts are magic.” How does the blend of paranormal danger and quirky magical realism impact your reading experience?
    Explore the book’s tone—paranormal suspense mixed with light, whimsical world‑building

Reading Order

  1. Wolves of Wet Waterfalls
  2. Witches of the Wildwood
Sometimes the scariest demons disguise themselves as someone you love. I learned that the hard way. I got out with my life, barely.

Welcome to Wet Waterfalls, a minuscule magical municipality hidden in the Wind River Range of Wyoming.

I rescued myself from one danger, only to throw myself into another. I would have never survived a night in the woods on the side of a mountain if Doggo hadn’t shown up and brought his friends.

Now I’m in protective custody, and for some reason a group of crazy hot men are my self-appointed bodyguards. I’d like the tall one, Gage, to do a bit more than just guard my body, but Doggo—his real name is Max—might have something to say about that. Apparently he has claimed me.

The only explanation Gage will give me is, “Monsters are real, and love is magic.” I have to wait for the new moon to find out the rest.

Stealing Joy is the sexy hot menage beginning to the Wolves of Wet Waterfalls, a reverse harem trilogy.

Read an Excerpt

“Why would that man be afraid of your new dog?” Mom asked.

“Donna, you know that’s not a dog right?” my dad asked.

“Get down, show off.” I pushed Doggo off the bed.

His head was even with my mom’s. Okay, so she was sitting in a chair, but that’s still a few feet up. Typical dogs aren’t that tall.

“Bailey.” She spoke my name quietly.

“Don’t intimidate my mom,” I told the wolf.

He sat, and gave her a big doggy grin, and slapped his tail against the floor.

“Guys, I think you should take Max out for a walk.”

Gage leaned against the doorjamb. Tall and built, but not in uniform, he was a presence to be reckoned with. I wanted out of this hospital so I could do a bit more than reckon with him.

“You heard the man.” Travis stretched as he stood up. It was so hard to not stare at his abs as the T-shirt lifted and exposed him.

“After you, Max.” Zeke stood with his arm extended, inviting the animal to go with them.

“How come everyone else calls him Max? Hmm?” Mom looked at me over the tops of her glasses. Now that I was back in arm’s reach, I guess it was safe to nag at me.

“His name is Max, but Bailey didn’t know that when she first found him. I guess Doggo has stuck. And he doesn’t seem to mind. Actually, he seems to like it. A special nickname from the beautiful lady.” Gage didn’t go to my parents to shake hands. He came to my bedside and smoothed my hair back from my face.

I flinched and then every muscle melted and all nerves in my body started to thrum. That wasn’t the protective instinct of a sheriff. That was a man making a move. Yeah, baby!

“And who are you?”

He gave my arm a squeeze. The type of action someone does when they aren’t into kissing in public, but if they were, it would be a kiss, not an arm squeeze. Demeter and Isis, what was going on? Gage walked around the bed and approached my mother first.

“Sheriff Gage Masterson.” He shook Mom’s hand and then Dad’s. “My guys were out on a team building expedition when Max alerted us to someone needing help in the area.”

“So, you follow some big dog around? What is he, Lassie?” Mom was sharp as cut glass today.

“Ma’am, Max is a wolf. He was raised to be a tracking animal, so when he alerts me to a possible situation, I pay attention. Canines are remarkable creatures. Don’t underestimate Lassie.”

Book Details

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Publish Date: by Gryffin Ink
Book 1 of 6: Wet Waterfalls and the Wildwood
| 142 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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