Amy's Bear (The Werebear Shifters) by Aurora Reid

Author:Aurora Reid
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2014-07-02T16:00:00+00:00

They were back.

Dom startled from the deep sleep. The sex had been so good that he thought he might have gone into early hibernation. Luckily, his animal senses kicked him awake before they could be captured.

He scooped Amy into his arms.

“What’s going on?”

She didn’t realize there was a team sneaking into their camp as they spoke. They were confident too. His smell picked that up. These men were full of themselves. Dom still wasn’t sure why. They hadn’t been able to catch him yet. Maybe they thought this time they finally trapped their bear.

Amy was still out of it after sex. He hoped he hadn’t been too rough with her, but she seemed to enjoy it. Seemed...that would be an understatement. Dom liked the extra testosterone shifting brought, and increased senses was a huge bonus as well.

His animal urges told him to run or fight. He chose running. He couldn’t fight with Amy there, not when those men had guns.

How did they find him this time? The fire? Thermal imaging from helicopters or drones? They must’ve had a lot of men on his tail. He was sure he was a high priority target. Why wouldn’t he be? Maybe it was multiple groups chasing him, all trying to capture him so they would be the one who could reveal their new technology first.

“Hold on,” he said, and she clung tight to his chest.

“Huh?”

She was still out of it. Dom didn’t blame her. She managed not to scream as he barreled through the branches, tearing them down and leaping over rocks that led up a steep hill. Hair rising, muscles pumping, he dug his claws in.

He sprung up the hill on those thick bear calves. Such immense power flowed through him. The fear subsided. The danger didn’t seem so worrisome now. Whenever he transformed, he could care less about the threats of man. Man was puny and weak compared to the strength of the bear. He wouldn’t transform completely with Amy in his arms, but he would shift far enough where he could get far away.

Being in the woods, in his home, he had the advantage.

“Shut your eyes. It’s all right,” he said.

She closed them and let him run. The branches snapped against him. His skin was too tough for them to hurt. His eyes glanced past the treetops, almost blacking out the sky above, only for some shimmer of light. No sign of helicopters, which was good.

He didn’t know how many miles he ran before he started to tire. He knew that those men behind him would never be able to catch up.

A part of him was being pulled to his more animal side as the anger rose over their ambush, but he shoved it down. If Amy hadn’t been there, he might’ve done something foolish and transformed completely, losing his mind in a rage and attacked. That wouldn’t have ended well for anyone.

Good thing Amy was there to calm him. When he looked down at her, safe in his arms, he relaxed.

Download

Copyright Disclaimer:
This site does not store any files on its server. We only index and link to content provided by other sites. Please contact the content providers to delete copyright contents if any and email us, we'll remove relevant links or contents immediately.