Book 3 will be out August, but until then...
Forrest Durant felt like beating his head
against the wall. The only problem was he wasn’t sure it would help or just
damage his head. He definitely needed to let his bear out and go for a run
before he did or said something he didn’t really mean or at least shouldn’t say
out loud because it would be hurtful to the people he cared about. Maybe the
freedom that came with roaming the woods would help his mood.
He knew what was wrong.
The desire for a mate and family grew
stronger each day, and being around Ben and Ivy didn’t help. Even after being
mated for two years, they constantly touched and kissed each other. Forrest was
happy for them, but he was also envious of them. He wanted what they had. He wanted a mate and hopefully a cub or two
and the waiting for them to come into his life wasn’t helping his mood.
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Emma Starr pulled the last book out of
the cardboard box and put it on the shelf with the rest of the books she had
just shelved. She stared at the romance books and sighed. Normally she loved
stocking new books, especially romance books, and setting up the small displays
throughout her bookstore. It gave her a chance to daydream about her future…a
future just a couple of years ago she never dreamed she would have. But today
she was struggling to keep her mind on the daily tasks needed to run the store
and away from the nightmares she started having a few nights ago.
For several weeks her nights had been
filled with wonderfully hot dreams starring a very sexy bear shifter—a bear
shifter who was her heart’s mate. Emma smiled. The goddess hadn’t forgotten
about her like her aunt and cousin were constantly telling her as she grew up
in their house.
Emma was excited and couldn’t wait to
finally meet her mate. She hoped he would be able to look past the scars
running down the left side of her face and disappearing under her clothes. For
years she had protected herself and her heart from the cruelty of others
especially her aunt and cousin who she was forced to live with after her
parents were killed in the car wreck that had left her with the scars.
But as much as she worried about what her
mate thought about her scars, she had a much bigger worry that was eating away
at her heart and soul.
Her mate was in
mortal danger.
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