Call of the Pack [Wolf Packs of Fate 3] (Siren Publishing Ménage Everlasting) by Jane Jamison
Author:Jane Jamison
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Siren-BookStrand, Inc.
Published: 2016-02-12T00:00:00+00:00
Chapter Five
Evan stuck his hands in his pockets and watched Emeline hurry down the hallway. As disappointing as it was to see her leave, watching her bottom shimmy and shake as she left was a nice consolation prize. Her hair bounced around her shoulders, and her small frame moved with the grace of a sure-footed gazelle. He could still feel the warmth of her body on his skin.
âBoys, you suck at this.â
Tyler shot him a hard look. âI didnât hear you saying much. Donât blame the players when youâre not even in the game.â
âI am in it. Iâm just playing a better game than you two are.â
Having cousins who were werewolves was rough. Although he understood that their inner wolves sometimes took over their emotions, heâd still hoped theyâd gain more control over their inner beasts. Instead, theyâd shifted enough to show the amber in their eyes and the fangs in their mouths. They shouldnât let Neelson or any werecat bother them so much. Vampires were calmer and more logical in their natures and understood that werewolves and werecats had a lot in common. Heâd never say as much to his cousins. Theyâd no doubt turn their wolves loose and go all furry on his ass.
âHow are you playing a better game?â asked Derek, his irritation showing in the tense way he moved. âYouâve been right there with us every time.â
True enough, although he hated to admit it. âYes, but I know when to back off.â
âLike with Neelson?â Tyler strode out of the hallway and made his way through the rubble of broken chairs and the shards of beer bottles lying on the floor.
âYes, like with Neelson. Youâve got to know when to push and when to back off.â
âThatâs the biggest load of shit Iâve smelled in a long time.â Derek led the way to the bar. âYou were just as ready to tear Neelsonâs head off as we were. Howâs that for pushing it?â
âMaybe so, but I hid my feelings a hell of a lot better than you did.â He pulled out his wallet and slapped a twenty-dollar bill on the counter to pay for the three beers the bruised and battered bartender put in front of them.
Evan checked out the rest of the bar via the huge mirror behind the counter. He found Betsy Cramer fast enough and Raven Reynolds had left early on. So where was Heather Dill? He frowned. Emelineâs friends werenât their responsibility, but the men of Fate, regardless of what they were, would always keep each otherâs women safe. More than likely the Wilson men had taken care of Heather.
âWhat do you think she knows about Neelson?â
Evan had wondered the same thing as Tyler. âI donât know, but itâs obvious it had something to do with Miss Charlotteâs finances.â
âDo you think Neelsonâs trying to pull a fast one on the old girl?â
âCould be.â Evan knew Derek and Tyler had a soft spot for the matriarch werewolf. Until her memory had started going, sheâd been a vital member of the Shadow Ridge Pack.
Download
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.
Twisted Games: A Forbidden Royal Bodyguard Romance by Ana Huang(3670)
Den of Vipers by K.A Knight(2567)
The Push by Ashley Audrain(2564)
Win by Harlan Coben(2512)
Echo by Seven Rue(2139)
Beautiful World, Where Are You: A Novel by Sally Rooney(2035)
Leave the World Behind by Rumaan Alam(1982)
Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao(1968)
Baby Bird by Seven Rue(1940)
Midnight Mass by Sierra Simone(1900)
A Little Life: A Novel by Hanya Yanagihara(1744)
Undercover Threat by Sharon Dunn(1679)
The Four Winds by Hannah Kristin(1669)
Bridgertons 2.5: The Viscount Who Loved Me [Epilogue] by Julia Quinn(1666)
The Warrior's Princess Prize by Carol Townend(1542)
Sister Fidelma 07 - The Monk Who Vanished by Peter Tremayne(1495)
Snowflakes by Ruth Ware(1482)
Dark Deception by Rina Kent(1431)
Facing the Mountain by Daniel James Brown(1428)
