Teasing The Tiger (Seneca Falls Shifters Book 5) by Rayna Tyler

Author:Rayna Tyler [Tyler, Rayna]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Paranormal & Contemporary Romance, Women's Fiction, Forever Love, Adult Themes, The Tiger Shifters Mate, Supernatural Fantasy, Protection & Safety, Life-Changes, Second Chance Reunion, Multicultural & Interspecies Relationships, Romantic Schemes, Romantic Suspense, Mythical Creatures, Action & Adventure, SciFi Fantasy Romance, Hearts Desire, Futuristic, Beautiful & Feisty, Interspecies Relationships, Seneca Falls Shifters
Publisher: Rayna Tyler
Published: 2020-02-07T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter Six

Mitch

No female had ever affected me the way Hannah did. The more I was around her, the harder it got to be away from her. The uneasiness I’d been experiencing since the ordeal with Avery at the restaurant hadn’t subsided, especially after Berkley pointed out the person she thought was following us.

It only got worse after Hannah mentioned hearing something in the woods during our hike. I got the impression from the way she’d tensed that it was more than a small creature bounding about in the woods.

I’d been reluctant to leave her at home alone and had almost closed the clinic for the day. I didn’t care that she was part tiger or better equipped than I was to deal with an intruder. I was concerned about her welfare and had called several times to check on her.

As it was, I’d taken off early and left Noah Ross, the vet who worked part-time for me, alone to cover appointments. He’d started working for me a year ago while he’d finished his training, then stayed on after he’d acquired his license.

Since he lived in Hanover, he split his time between a clinic there and working a couple of days a week for me. I didn’t have a problem leaving him by himself. Besides being great with the patients and their owners, he was capable of handling any walk-ins or emergencies he encountered.

Normally, the drive home from Ashbury was enjoyable. Taking in the scenic mountain backdrop of spruce and pine trees intermingled with the occasional ash was usually relaxing after a long day on my feet. Today, the overwhelming need to spend time with Hannah, to make sure she was safe, made the drive seem a lot longer.

By the time I’d parked my truck and headed for the house, my anxiety had reached a higher level. It immediately tapered when I walked inside and was greeted by the smell of freshly baked cookies. The pleasing aroma brought back memories of the short time Leah had stayed with me before she’d met Bryson.

Of course, when my sister baked sweets, at least while she was staying with me, it usually meant she’d been upset about something. I hoped that wasn’t the case with Hannah. She’d seemed happy about the progress she was making on her book when I’d left that morning, so I hoped the cookies weren’t a sign something had changed.

Even though I’d offered her the use of my office, I’d usually find her typing away on her laptop at the table on the deck. I hadn’t called to tell her I was coming home early, so I figured I’d find her outside.

I didn’t want to startle her, but calling out her name would have been moot. She enjoyed listening to music while she wrote and had a wide selection programmed into her phone. Her favorites ranged from country western to rock and included a few upbeat inspirational tunes. Like all shifters, she had enhanced hearing, but with buds stuck in her ears, she wouldn’t be able to hear me.

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