Kagan Wolves by Nancy Corrigan

Author:Nancy Corrigan [Corrigan, Nancy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 978-1-946672-11-7
Publisher: Nancy Corrigan

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Noah dropped his booted feet on the coffee table’s pristine surface. Usually, he left his shoes by the front door. After his trip into town, he couldn’t work up the energy to care whether or not he tracked dirt into his lover’s house. Anger, jealousy, and hurt choked him. He welcomed the feelings. They beat the soul-deep sadness meeting his true mate had brought and realizing he’d missed out on his chance at eternal happiness.

On a groan, he let his head fall against the cushion of the sofa. He might’ve been mistaken about Hannah. Unless he spent more time with her, he couldn’t be sure, but he’d lived long enough to be able to read his wolf.

He wouldn’t exactly consider the animal an extension of himself or even a welcome addition to his soul. They butted heads more often than not, but they’d grieved together. Mindy’s death had left them both bitter. Not in Hannah’s presence, though. His wolf had reached for her through him. After walking through Mindy’s soul, it knew the difference between affection, lust, and peace. Whatever it saw in Hannah’s eyes had convinced it she could give them everything.

Too bad it would never happen.

He’d already given a piece of his soul away. All he had left was the hole left behind. Nothing could fill it. He’d tried everything from endless strings of females to drugs, booze, and pain. Only being with Ethan had dimmed the emptiness.

Noah stared at the front door of Ethan’s house and tried to remember the last time he’d spent the night. Six months, maybe? Noah couldn’t be sure. He hadn’t given it much thought before he’d scented Ethan on Hannah. Over their relationship, they’d had instances where they’d avoided each other, not because either of them had wanted the separation. Necessity had demanded they act indifferent.

The Tanner pack didn’t approve of their males taking same-sex partners, not for sex and certainty not as committed lovers. At first, neither of them had wanted to share a connection either. It was wrong. Unnatural.

Sick.

At least, that was what had been drilled into them. Then, Nicholas Kagan blessed a same-sex union under the light of the full moon. His boldness had rocked the shifter world. It had also eased the guilt Noah and Ethan had felt. They’d settled into a secret relationship. For fifteen years, it had worked for them.

And now? What were they? Back to friends? He groaned. He wouldn’t know anything until they talked, but Ethan hadn’t returned home.

Maybe he’s with Hannah. Loving her and making my true mate moan.

The tips of his fangs pushed past the line of his teeth. Jealousy gripped him. He couldn’t deny it. He was angry but wasn’t quite sure if it was Ethan he was upset about losing or Hannah.

The front door opened before he could take the thought further. Ethan’s tall frame filled the entryway. Hand fisted around his keys, he zeroed in on the couch where Noah sat. Ethan’s white knuckles betrayed his anxiety, but nothing showed on his expression.

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