Storm Bear by Bianca D'Arc

Author:Bianca D'Arc [D'Arc, Bianca]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: paranormal romance
Publisher: Hawk Publishing, LLC
Published: 2019-04-14T23:00:00+00:00

Sabrina felt a bit overwhelmed by the attention of the three sisters, but they left her with a big sandwich, which quickly grabbed her full attention. She had already eaten a quarter of it when the door closed. She looked up to find only Ace with her. They were alone. Finally.

Ace came over to sit beside her on the couch. “How are you feeling?”

“Hungry,” she replied around a bite of the most delicious sandwich she’d ever had. At least, that’s what it felt like. Maybe hunger made everything taste better.

“Well, eat up. It’ll make you feel better, and we’re probably going to have another set of visitors in a few minutes—the Alpha bear and his mate.”

“I thought bears didn’t really do the whole Alpha thing,” she said, pausing only to say the words before chomping on another huge bite of the sandwich.

“Normally, we don’t. I mean, we have Alphas, but they’re not like wolf Alphas. They’re not supreme leaders of all they survey. They’re more like rulers by consensus, if anything. Bears don’t go in for the whole Pack structure. We’re too independent for that. But Big John has earned a lot of respect from all his men, and many others besides. He’s a tactician without peer, and this whole town was originally his vision.”

Sabrina could hear the admiration in his voice when Ace spoke about the man he called Big John. She looked forward to meeting the Alpha bear, but she also felt a bit of trepidation. If this Alpha was anything like Tobias, the wolf Alpha, she might have a problem.

“Do you think he’ll want me to leave?” She couldn’t forget the hostility of the wolf Alpha as her gift started to go awry. He’d been welcoming—grudgingly so—at first, but when she started to have problems, he’d become a nightmare.

“Not at all,” Ace was quick to assure her. “Big John may look scary, but he’s a big old teddy bear at heart. Just don’t tell him I said so. He’s more the fatherly type who tries to solve everybody’s problems,” Ace told her. “From all accounts, he does a pretty good job at it, too. You’ll like him. And, more importantly, he’s not going to kick you out of town for a little wayward magic. We’re bears. We don’t frighten easy like those sissy wolves up north.” She grinned at his teasing, just a little. It was good of him to try to cheer her up. She was still feeling a bit shell-shocked, to be honest. “Also, his mate is a mage. I think she’ll have a lot of sympathy for your problem and will be able to offer some help.”

Sabrina thought hard about what he’d said while she gulped down the rest of her sandwich. There were chips, too. They disappeared in quick order. As did two bottles of iced tea the sisters had left for her. Around about the time she was considering looking for seconds, there was a knock on the door.

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