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Binding His Fate Mate (Wolves of Crescent Springs Book 2)
Hunter
Look, it’s not like I’m being unreasonable here. Daniel is a liar. He betrayed us. And his mistakes cost us our home, our relationship, even our humanity. We’re werewolves now because of him. The fact that I grew up loving him (or that I still can’t stop) doesn’t mean a damn thing. Lee can shove it. I’m never letting him back in.
Lee
Hunter is a lot less ready to forgive than I am. He won’t talk about the mate dreams we’re having (starring Daniel), or the fact that both of us are constantly pulled to our warlock the way a compass finds true north. I’ve been patient for… well, too long. But the moment I watch Daniel almost die, everything changes. Hunter can hate me all he wants. We’re protecting our mate. That’s final.
Daniel
When my initiation into the Crescent Springs pack starts triggering dangerous magical accidents, I’m suddenly forced to share a space the size of a postage stamp with the two men I’ve hurt most. It’s not exactly what I’d call fun times.
Especially since I’m desperate for Hunter and Lee to forgive me. And, if I’m being honest, to do a lot more than forgive, too. But they have every right to hate me. I did this to them. Which is why I’ve got a plan to fix what I’ve broken. The only itsy-bitsy downside? Pulling it off will probably cost me everything I have left.
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Embracing His Vampire Mate (A Blood Bonded Mates Novella)
DANTE
My ability to sense the things other people can’t has already cost me any shot I ever might’ve had at normalcy. But normal is overrated anyhow, right? So what if I routinely send guys running for the hills because I come off as too weird for them? Besides, I don’t really mind being alone. It’s easier that way, after all. But then I meet Aiden. He stares at me like I’m the last cupcake in the display and I don’t know why. What I do know is that he’s hiding something big. I can feel it. His secrets call out to me, demanding answers. But the closer I get to him, the more certain I am that finding the truth might mean risking my heart in the process.
AIDEN
Bartending in a college town keeps me grounded. It’s as close to being human as I can get. An arrangement with the very confused but still obliging local butcher ensures I don’t have to hunt for what sustains me. It’s a quiet life with only two rules. Rule number one: don’t hurt anyone. And rule number two: don’t let anyone get too close. Sure, sometimes it gets a little lonely, but I’ve learned long ago that giving my heart over to someone else is nothing more than a recipe for pain. It’s far better that I’m on my own. That is, until Dante takes a job at the bar and turns my entire world inside out. I know should stay away, but I’m having trouble taking my eyes off him. And even though the way I’m feeling is dangerous for both of us, I know it’s only a matter of time until I give in.
