Rogue: An Imp World Novella (Northern Wolves Book 2) by Dunbar Debra

Author:Dunbar, Debra [Dunbar, Debra]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Published: 2017-07-28T04:00:00+00:00

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Karl continued to cook dinner while I went outside and wandered his property, looking for a decent cell signal so I could do some research. There had to be noise on the internet, either on the comment section of these videos or in hunter and hiker forums about the attacks. And that was where I was sure I’d find some endorsement or referral to whoever was selling the bullets.

I glanced back at the flickering firelight shining through the cabin windows and felt guilty. Karl was making me dinner. He was happy to see me and was looking forward to some romantic time together, but here I was, type A, second to the Alpha, obsessing over all this. I couldn’t help it. If I could just get a name and number, or at the very least an e-mail address or website, I could go back in and stick all this into a corner of my mind to deal with tomorrow.

I finally got a weak signal by standing on the hood of my Jeep and reaching my arms up as far as they could go, which made typing difficult. Still I managed, searching hunter and hiker forums and chat groups, looking for any reference to specialized bullets, or shifters, or werewolves. Nothing. Then I got an idea.

And I struck gold. Werewolf had yielded nothing, and neither had shifter, but grizzly attack had. Suddenly there was a whole list of threads with both hunters and hikers concerned over being mauled by giant, aggressive, rabid grizzlies in Alaska that didn’t go down with even a round of .50 caliber bullets. There was an underground hysteria, and it seemed to have one source—a guy with the screen name of StraitShooter. And he was claiming to be with a hunting supply company outside of Juneau named Hit-The-Mark.

I did a quick search of the company, figuring I could always ask one of the Swift River Pack about it. Their main business interest was hosting tours and they knew all the outfitters and supply companies in the state. The website for Hit-The-Mark Outfitters was bare-bones. The internet marketing specialist in me itched to give them a redesign, but many of these smaller, mom-and-pop companies were content to merely have their contact information and location on the internet. This place didn’t even have a physical address or a phone number, just an e-mail address and a vague mission statement about providing for every hunter and hiker’s needs. It was so vague that it made me wonder what they were really selling.

I eyed the cabin and wondered if I had time to do more. As much as I wanted to e-mail Hit-The-Mark, I didn’t want to tip my hand. Clearly their clientele already knew what they were selling, and they most likely wouldn’t respond if they thought I was just some idiot who’d stumbled across their site in a blind search.

I was running out of time. And battery. While I still had enough juice to do it I

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