Montana Dog Soldier (Brotherhood Protectors Book 6) by Elle James

Author:Elle James [James, Elle]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781626950726
Publisher: Twisted Page Inc
Published: 2017-05-15T18:30:00+00:00

“Oh!” Sadie McClain stood in the middle of the large living area, a baby on her hip. “I didn’t realize you had female company. What a pleasant change.”

Molly stood in awe of one of her favorite actresses.

The woman graced the silver screen in multiple movies that had shot to the top of the ratings. She could demand any salary she wanted, and there she stood in faded blue jeans, her gorgeous blond hair up in a casual, messy bun and baby spit up on the shoulder of her T-shirt.

She laughed, her blue eyes twinkling as she looked down at her mussed appearance. “Pardon my mess. I was awake most of the night with Emma. She’s teething. We just got up from a much-needed two-hour nap.”

“Don’t let me interrupt. I’m sure you have plenty to do without playing hostess to an army of people in your living room,” Molly said. She stepped up to the woman and baby. “I’m Molly Greenbriar.”

“Are you another one of Hank’s new recruits?” She nodded toward Kujo. “I’ve met Kujo and Boomer. I didn’t know he’d hired a female. I think that’s awesome.”

“No, no. I have a job. I just happened to…run into Joe—Kujo, in the woods a couple days ago.”

Kujo stepped up beside her. “Could I?” he held out his hands for the baby.

“Sure.” Sadie handed him the baby then bent to scratch behind Six’s ears. “Hey, Six.” She glanced up. “Oh, be forewarned, Emma just ate, and she tends to burp with projectile vomit.”

Kujo held the baby away from him, raising her up and down without holding her against his body. “On second thought, you’d better take her.” He handed the baby back to Sadie.

“Don’t have the stomach for baby vomit?” Sadie grinned. “No worries. Neither did I before I had Emma. It’s amazing what you learn to tolerate when you love someone as much as we love this little pooping, puking machine.” She rubbed noses with Emma, making her giggle.

“No, I just remembered I smell like smoke,” Kujo said. “I didn’t want to share that with the baby.”

Sadie frowned. “Camping out?”

Molly snorted. “I wish that were the reason.”

Hank joined them. “The hunting cabin Kujo was staying in burned to the ground.”

Sadie’s eyes widened. “Wow. I hope no one was hurt.” She stared from Kujo to Molly. “That would explain the smudged look. I wondered if it was a fashion statement.” She balanced Emma on her hip, grabbed Molly’s hand and said, “Come with me. I can fix you up with something clean to wear until you can get to your own clothes.”

“I’m fine for now. I won’t be here very long.” She gave Hank a questioning look.

“Stay for as long as you need to. You’re welcome to spend the night if necessary.”

“No. I have a room at the B&B in town. And my clothes are all there.” She tipped her head toward Joe—she’d never get used to calling him Kujo. “Kujo’s the one who lost everything in the fire.”

Hank eyed Kujo. “I have some jeans and shirts you can borrow until you can stock up on what you need.

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