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Theo’s sole purpose
for the last ninety-eight years was to protect his wolf. That changed the
moment he met Drew and the wolf called ‘Mate’.
Carrying the soul of an extinct wolf alongside your own isn’t easy.
Swapping into said wolf is even harder. Ask Theo Grey—he’s been doing it for
ninety-eight years. Yet, after surviving two world wars, witnessing the space
race and patiently enduring the eighties, you’d think he’d have seen it all,
but nothing could have prepared him for meeting Tofino’s new vet, Drew
O’Bannion and according to the wolf, his mate.
Drew loves her dog, sleeping in and coffee. She also loves being a vet.
The main reason behind her accepting the veterinarian practice offered to her
from a family friend. Hoping for a slower pace at life Tofino seemed the ideal
spot. What she didn’t expect was Officer Theo Grey. Theo is tall, dark and drop
dead gorgeous, a definite 10 on the ‘wow’ scale. Regardless of his looks, there
is more to Theo, there is her unexpected attraction for him. It’s unnerving and
completely out of character for her, but she is able to match Theo’s hungry
kiss, for hungry kiss.
With their desire growing at an alarming rate and the threat of an
unknown shooter roaming the woods of the coastal town, Theo must face the
ultimate decision—let Drew go for her own safety or claim his mate for all
time.
Reader Advisory: This
story contains scenes of violence and threats of non-consensual sex
“Then again, I haven’t lived as long
as you and I wasn’t chosen by the wolf, so I really have no idea what it is you
go through.”
Tom had his wife Gwen and three
kids. He had a family that would age as he aged. He would watch his children
marry and have children of their own and when it came time, Tom would die and
finally know peace. Theo would never have that.
“No, you don’t,” Theo bit out.
“I’ve been alone, though.” Tom
crossed his arms and gave him a serious look. “Long time before I met Gwen. I
didn’t like it.”
Theo didn’t like being alone either,
it wasn’t the best feeling knowing that everyone you either knew or loved was
dead and all that was left were foggy memories, but at least he was used to it
now.
“Mate here. Just Drew here.” Theo
frowned at the choppy comment. Had the wolf known Drew would come here? Is that
why he had been drawn back to this place time and again?
“Still annoyed, eh? Why don’t you go
see Drew? I bet she puts a smile on your face.”
“Mmm,” Theo agreed slowly.
“What’s up now?”
Theo continued to frown. “Do you
think the wolf knew Drew would come here?”
Tom frowned himself. “Maybe. He was
able to enter the bodies of two humans, both from different times and
continents. Sensing where his future mate could be found might be a bonus of
his spiritual gifts or maybe it’s just a natural instinct.”
“What do you mean?”
“He’s a British Colombian wolf. This
area was the only place on earth that particular animal was found. The island
is his home. It makes sense that he would return to find a mate. Wouldn’t you
like to go back to England and find yourself a pretty English girl?”
“No,” Theo answered honestly. “I
don’t want to go back. I like it here.” He forced his posh English accent to
the surface as he spoke. “I lost my taste for home after the war. Being the
only wolf in England and hunted because of it has a way of leaving a bad taste
in one’s mouth.”
Tom laughed. “Man, it freaks me out
when you talk like that. I like you better when you speak like a relatively
normal Canadian.”
My name is Nancy Adams. I am a full-blooded
Canadian, right down to the maple syrup running though my veins. I enjoy
watching hockey but despise skating...and the cold. I enjoy a good helping of
Tourtiere with a side of Poutine as much as the next person, yet I am only
bilingual when it comes to swear words.Besides writing, I have three small -
but legal - addictions: bed linens, lavender and books. All of which are
replenished on a regular basis. Reading into the wee hours of the morning is
one of my many bad habits, next to spontaneously rearranging furniture and
randomly painting rooms in my house.
Twitter:
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ReplyDeleteI love the way Theo and his wolf communicate; bang up job giving them each their own identity! Thanks for sharing.
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