Bearing the Midnight Sun (Ice Bear Shifters Book 3) by Sloane Meyers

Author:Sloane Meyers [Meyers, Sloane]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: Paranormal, Romance, Bear, Fiction, Adult, Erotic, Werebear, Shifter, Alaska, Father's Death, Gym, Mate, Confusion, Mourning, Courage, Midnight Sun
Goodreads: 25850616
Publisher: Sloane Meyers
Published: 2015-07-02T04:00:00+00:00

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Tyler went straight from Kat’s cabin to Neal’s tattoo shop, where he found Neal kicking back in one of the tattoo chairs and drinking beers with Alan, another one of the Northern Lights bears. The lights were dimmed to give the shop the appearance of being closed, but the front door was unlocked.

“Well, well, well. If it isn’t our long lost bear from Glacier Point Gym,” Alan said. “Did they finally give you a half hour to go grab a bite to eat and take a piss?”

“Very funny,” Tyler said, as he walked to the back room to help himself to a beer. “How’s the cabin coming along?” he called out over his shoulder.

“Getting close to done with yours,” Alan hollered back. “Neal’s and Eric’s are already finished. So all we’ll have left to do after yours is my cabin and the addition to Ryker’s cabin. Pretty good progress if you ask me.”

Tyler walked back into the front room, clinking his beer bottle with Neal’s and Alan’s in a quick salute as he passed them. He leaned against the front counter and faced Neal and Alan, taking a long sip of his beer before speaking. “Well, I hope we get the cabins finished up soon, because we have a problem.”

Neal and Alan both turned to look at Tyler, narrowing their eyes and waiting for him to continue. Announcing there was a problem usually meant either that a human was suspicious that one of their clan members might be a shifter, or that a rival clan—such as the Blizzards—was causing trouble. Neither one of these scenarios could be taken lightly.

“My friend Kat saw a Blizzard.”

Neal set his beer down and furrowed his brow. “How do you know this?”

“She’s been going on a bunch of tours over the last few weeks, and she mentioned to me that she saw a polar bear on one of them. Of course, the tour guide was excited about it and pointed out how rare polar bear sightings are. I asked Kat if she remembered what color the eyes were, and she thinks they were black.”

Silence hung heavy in the room for several long moments. The Blizzards were the only polar bear shifter clan around with jet black eyes. Real polar bears usually had brown eyes. The shifter clans all had various colors of eyes. A few clans had blue eyes. Many clans had green eyes. But only the Northern Lights bears had violet eyes. And only the Blizzards had black eyes.

“Damn it, why are they still here in the middle of the summer?” Neal said, pounding his fist on the supply table next to him and causing the beer he had placed there to jump at the force.

“I don’t know,” Tyler said. “But at least some of them didn’t head north for the summer this year. I’m not convinced that the whole clan is down here, but I have a feeling they’ve left scouts to try to spy on us and see what we’re doing.

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