Denying the Alpha by Sam Crescent

Author:Sam Crescent
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: romance, anthology, paranormal, shapeshifters, shifters, alpha, antho
Publisher: Evernight Publishing

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EAGLE’S SEDUCTION

Elyzabeth M. VaLey

Chapter One

Kit revved up the bike’s engine. Adrenaline pumped through him, traveling from the tips of his toes to the top of his head. He licked his lips, tasting the wind. Dipping to the right, he nearly grazed the asphalt. Had it been any other time of day, he would have heard a few cries of distress, perhaps even a few insults from other drivers at his manic maneuvers. Currently, however, there was not a soul in sight. Even the sun kept its distance, still a mere orange glow peeking through the dirty buildings, too shy to show its face.

He sped up. Feeling the powerful engine reverberating beneath him was almost as good as flying, but driving through a city as if there were no rules was an aphrodisiac. It was him against the concrete jungle. Ahead, a traffic light blinked amber. Kit grinned and bent, tucking in his elbows at the side. Every inch of him tingled with anticipation. Could he make it before the light changed?

She came out of nowhere.

He gripped the brake but there wasn’t enough time. His world slowed and narrowed, everything but her fading as the inevitable collision crawled forward. Time ceased to exist. He took her in. Faded jeans, matching black tank top. She faced him, her pixie cut bobbing around her face and framing luminous blue eyes that screamed at him to halt.

His fingers dug into the handlebars, but the machine didn’t respond, moving too fast to change course. Her backpack plummeted to the ground, landing with a solemn thud. Their gazes locked. Kit took in a shuddering breath, bracing himself for the impact. It never happened. Her clothing crumpled onto the pavement as an owl soared into the sky. Its cry of distress echoed in his ears and his eyes teared up, a mixture of relief and awe running through him.

His bike came to a sudden standstill, sending him flying over it and onto the road. He rolled for a few feet, friction burning his arms, torso, and legs. Finally, everything ceased. He lay on the ground, staring at the changing sky.

An owl.

Grateful couldn’t even describe how he felt. Had it been any other shifter or a human, he would have killed them, but that little bird just flew. He twisted his head to look at her belongings. She probably wouldn’t return for them, or at least, not until she redressed. He’d take them with him and give them to her, apologize, and offer some kind of compensation. It was the least he could do.

Slowly, he sat up. His body ached unpleasantly, but nothing seemed to be broken. Time to get moving before people started showing up and asking questions. Going to his bike, he checked it for any major damage. One of the mirrors had shattered when it had toppled over, but other than that, the machine seemed intact.

Satisfied he could ride again, Kit collected the shifter’s bag and clothes. His fingers tightened around them. A shirt, no bra, pants, and a black thong.

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