Freaking Purrfect (BBW Paranormal Shapeshifter Romance) by Celia Kyle

Author:Celia Kyle [Kyle, Celia]
Language: eng
Format: epub
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Published: 2016-11-27T23:00:00+00:00

An hour later, alone with just the hedgehog and a still-shifted Harper, Maya got her answer. What was she supposed to do with a hedgehog?

Fill the sink with water and let it take a bath—a human-shaped Mommy and tiny lioness assisted bath.

Harper purred, hind legs on the toilet seat and forelegs on the counter, and occasionally lapped at the hedgehog as she floated past. Every so often Harper and the hedgie would freeze, gazes snapping to the bathroom door, their heads tilted as if they listened for an approaching predator.

Maya’s heart broke for them. She wasn’t sure of the hedgehog’s age, but until that day, Harper hadn’t had to worry about predators. Now it was all different. Her baby wasn’t such a little baby anymore.

Maya cupped the small animal, cradling the nearly weightless body in her hands, and carefully lifted until they were eye level. “Hi, sweetheart. You had a rough day, huh?”

She stroked its small head, careful to keep the pressure light while she gathered its scent. She brought her fingertips to her nose and Maya’s lioness was there, ready to identify the small bit of quill-covered animal in her palms. Yup, hedgehog shifter. A girl, though she wasn’t sure of her age. Regardless, Harper brought her home. Harper was Maya’s. That meant the hedgehog was Maya’s.

Period.

“Do you want to shift for me?” She raised her eyebrows, her blue eyes locked on the near black of the hedgehog. “Maybe tell me what happened?”

The hedgie’s response was immediate, tiny squeaks interlaced with snaps of her teeth and wiggling of her body. She fought to get free of Maya’s grip, but she wasn’t about to release the small shifter. Not at that height. Not when the fall could possibly kill her.

Unfortunately, Harper made the task even more difficult. Maya’s daughter yowled loud and long, ending the cry with a drawn out hiss that promised violence. It would have scared Maya if she hadn’t given birth to the kid. After shoving a wiggling watermelon—three wiggling watermelons—there was no pain that she couldn’t tolerate and live through.

A bite from her kid was nothing compared to child birth.

No-thing.

That didn’t mean her wonderful, accommodating, protective-as-hell pride felt the same way.

Brute broke the door down.

Carly dove between the male’s legs and slid across the floor, not stopping until she struck the opposite wall. Maya would have laughed at her BFF since Carly was rocking a rabbit nose, two whiskers, and floppy ears, but somehow she restrained herself. She should congratulate the wererabbit. She’d been practicing a partial shift for years but still hadn’t quite gotten the hang of it. She was doing better, right?

Maddy was next, the little Sensitive climbing up Brute’s back and launching her shifted body over the larger male. Maddy—after her badass lessons all those years ago—had become more of a “rush in now, figure out what I’m doing later” lioness. Which was why she went scrambling across the tile as well. Lion claws plus slick tile didn’t really work.

Elly rocked her squirrel super powers.

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