Hunt (The Grizzly Brothers Chronicles Book 1) by Alyssa Rose Ivy

Author:Alyssa Rose Ivy [Ivy, Alyssa Rose]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance, New Adult & College, Paranormal, Werewolves & Shifters, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy, Paranormal & Urban, Romantic
Amazon: B01EVKFOFK
Published: 2016-04-25T18:30:00+00:00

20

Ian

I wasn’t my brother. Jonovan would have had her against a tree four times already. He wouldn’t have been trying to clear his head while dunking in cold water.

I wasn’t Jonovan, and I refused to ever be. Becoming Alpha didn’t mean I had to accept everything that came with it. I could fight off that part of my nature. I had Mara. She would be mine, and she’d let me have so much already. I could wait for the rest. It would be so much better for the waiting. I wanted to have her when she needed me. When she was unable to resist the pull. Until then I could hold myself back, but it wasn’t going to be easy.

I nearly undid all the good the cold water did as I started to think about her body. The swell of her breasts and the curve of her hips. We were going to fit perfectly together. I could hardly wait to experience the pleasure she had waiting for me. But I could wait. I was going to savor every moment and make sure she did the same.

“Ian?” She called out my name tentatively.

“Yes?” I turned around. Finally ready to see her again.

She was fully dressed, but now that I had seen her naked body, it was only that gorgeous view I was going to see anymore. “You got a text message. I know I probably shouldn’t have looked, but I heard it vibrate in your pants pocket.” She pointed to where my pants lay on a rock while keeping her eyes well above my waist.

“You did nothing wrong,” I assured her even though I worried about what kind of message she’d seen. Hopefully it wasn’t Tyler making a joke.

I walked out of the water and dried off as best I could before getting dressed. I needed to get my jeans on before I lost it again. I pulled out my phone. It was a text from a number that wasn’t in my phone anymore, but I knew exactly who’d sent it. Meet me tonight at 8, old friend. You’ll get your answers.

“Don’t worry, we can go home anytime.” Mara waited a few feet away from me.

“No. It’s probably a wrong number.” I was positive it wasn’t, but I wasn’t giving up my chance to spend the night with Mara. She was more herself in the woods. She wasn’t fighting the pull. This could be my best chance to make her mine.

“It’s not a wrong number.”

“Why would anyone want to meet me?” I pulled on my t-shirt.

“I don’t know, but I think you’re hiding something.”

“I’m not.”

“You are. You’re hiding something, and I don’t like it. Let’s turn back.” She nodded in the direction we’d come from.

“Really? Now?” I stepped toward her.

“Nope.” She held up a hand in front of her. “None of that.”

“None of what?”

“Kissing, touching. That makes it impossible to say no, and I need to.”

“You’re not staying out here without me. I’m pulling the safety card.”

“Still?”

“Still. There are a lot of wild animals out here.

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