Cat's First Kiss by Stephanie Julian

Author:Stephanie Julian
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: forgotten goddesses, shapeshifters, magic, lucani lovers, etruscan
Publisher: Stephanie Julian

And, if she was honest, she’d admit to being worried herself.

Ever since she’d accepted the powers of the Goddess of the Moon, she’d felt like a soda that’d been shaken for hours. Her body contained so much power, she felt ready to explode all the time.

And she worried that she couldn’t quite control it.

Powers that included the ability to call another lucani’s wolf. Luckily, she’d discovered that one with her other dad, Dan. It’d shocked the crap out of both of them when it’d happened. And then she’d broken down in hysterical tears and made Dan frantic.

She’d never seen Dan respond like that and it’d hammered home how terrified all three of her parents were.

So she’d shut everything down. Emotions, powers, everything.

At least she’d tried to.

But apparently that had just freaked out everyone even more.

And the one person she’d thought she could talk to had deserted her.

Ty had been nowhere to be found for the past month. And that hurt worse than anything.

So when he walked into the garage at that moment and sat by the door, wearing his beautiful silver pelt, she wasn’t sure it was him at first. At first, she thought her eyes were playing tricks on her. He looked…fuzzy. Indistinct. She blinked a few times, trying to bring him into focus, before she realized he was using his powers to cloak himself.

She slid a glance at her dad, still working on the fenders. He had no idea Ty was here.

Should she ignore him too? Obviously he didn’t want her to know he was here. So why was he?

Blessed Goddess, she’d missed him so much she’d been sick with it.

She’d thought… What? That her taking on the mantle of Goddess of the Moon would bring them closer?

Ty had been a fixture in her life forever. Her first memories included him. And then she’d turned thirteen and he’d begun to distance himself. She hadn’t understood, not then. Only recently had she realized that her fathers would’ve maimed him if he’d so much as looked at her the wrong way back then.

But she was no longer a child. She needed him...

And she’d thought he’d abandoned her forever.

Elation bubbled in her stomach, followed on its heels by anger. Where the hell had he been? He’d left her to flounder and sink under the weight of all this stuff.

She wished—

The light bulb in the fixture above Ty’s head blew, showering pieces of glass down around him. He yelped and scrambled out of the way as Kyle swore.

“Hey, sweetheart.” He was by her side in a flash, ready to protect her from anything, even though she had enough power to bring the building down around them. “You okay? You didn’t get any glass on you, did you? You’re not cut, are you?”

A bittersweet smile curved her lips. “No, Dad. I’m fine.”

But she wasn’t. She knew it. Her parents knew. Her friends knew. Everyone in the den knew.

And she was really sick of not being fine.

She also knew it was going to take so much more than her saying it to make it true.

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