Joy Anderson is different
from the other shifters in Bryant Station. She and her cave bear have died and
been reborn more times than she can count.
In each life, she has longed for her mate and a family, but lies and her
insecurities have kept her running from her mate.
There is only one woman
Theo Willis wants and that woman is Joy Anderson. She is his mate, but she has
been running from him for centuries and he doesn’t know why.
They need each other, but
will that need be enough to bring them together? Will they be able to discover
who is behind the lies that has kept them apart?
Excerpt from JOY'S FOREVER
Joy stared
at Theo. Hunger and need swept through her. Over the years she had gotten
really good at avoiding him because she couldn’t handle the thought of him not
wanting her the way she wanted him, but since he had taken up residence in
Bryant Station, she hadn’t been so lucky. Every time she turned around, Theo
was there. She told herself to just ignore him because he had made a family
with someone else, but her body refused to listen. Her heartbeat sped up until
she thought it would pound its way out of her chest. Her body warmed and it
wasn’t because she was blushing with embarrassment. She wanted him. There was
no way around that fact or the fact he was her mate and the only man sent her
desire into overtime with just a look.
“How are you
doing, Joy?” asked Theo.
Joy bit her
bottom lip as his deep voice swept over her leaving a burning desire in its
wake. She hated the fact every shifter in the room, including her brother,
could smell the desire and need radiating from her. Joy plastered a smile on
her face. “I’m fine.” She felt her cheeks grow warm. “I’ll be right back with a cup of coffee for
you, and then I’ll take your orders.” She turned without waiting for either man
to say anything and retreated to the counter.
Theo watched
Joy walk away. Yup, she
was still trying to avoid him, even though she wanted him as much as he wanted
her.
“What the
hell is going on between you and my sister?” Skylar growled at Theo.
Theo looked at the man
sitting across from him. “You, of all people, know you should not growl at me.”
