Secret Energy (Shifters Book 2) by Kat Chris T

Author:Kat, Chris T. [Kat, Chris T.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Published: 2014-08-29T07:00:00+00:00

WHEN THEY reached the entrance of a cave, Lance ducked, awkwardly walking hunkered down with Robin still in his arms. Paws scuffled on the solid ground in front and behind him.

The slow creep through the entrance tunnel ended abruptly. Robin opened his eyes when Lance straightened up and squinted in the torch-lit cave. He tried to estimate the extent of the cave’s size, but gave up when he discovered several side tunnels branching off from the main entrance hall.

A tall woman with flaming red hair approached Lance, then stopped. With her hands on her hips, she glared at Lance.

“Hello, darling,” Lance said in greeting.

“You’re late. Why are you carrying the wolf? I don’t see any traces of an injury.”

“Oh, this is Peter’s mate. He felt discouraged without him.”

“He? Isn’t it a bit small for a male?”

Robin struggled in Lance’s arms until Lance set him on the ground. About ten more people were in the cave, welcoming the arriving men. The men who had brought them here shifted and dressed in provided clothes.

“Pam, this is Tim, Jay, and Robin.” Lance introduced them to his mate.

“Greetings,” Pam said. She advanced on Lance, kissing him savagely once she reached him. Lance reciprocated with eagerness, forgetting all about the rest of them.

Robin sighed as most of the other men embraced their mates. Two children, both girls with braided red hair, knelt beside Jay, petting and cooing at him. Jay looked startled at first, but soon played while Tim sat next to them, watching over his mate.

Another man, not much older than Robin, strutted from an aisle, holding a package of clothes in his hands. He dumped most of the clothes where Tim and Jay were and carried the remaining ones over to Robin.

Robin cocked his head as he studied the energy lines surrounding the man. The predominant color was a light red with heavy flashes of indigo. It seemed as if the indigo tried to feed the red but was denied access with vigor.

Robin glanced up when the man approached him. He started when dark green eyes peered right into him. “Stop that and shift!”

Robin bared his teeth and growled.

Out of the blue, Lance appeared next to them, laying a hand on Robin’s head, petting him. “Shawn, behave.”

Shawn scowled at Lance, strands of dark brown hair falling over his forehead. “Don’t tell me what to do.”

“Someone has to while your mate is absent. Your self-control isn’t the best without a firm hand ensuring it.”

“And you think you’re up to the job?” Shawn asked. “You can’t even deal with your own mate.”

Lance’s expression darkened. “Leave Pam out of it.”

“Or what?”

This guy—Shawn—was obviously out for a fight and not in the slightest concerned what would bring it on.

Robin lost interest in the argument and instead stuck his nose into the clothes, shoving them this way and that way. He pushed a checkered shirt aside and found a pair of jeans that might fit if he rolled up the legs. He pawed through the clothes until he reached a heavy gray woolen sweater.

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