The Biker's Touch - Book 2 (An Alpha Motorcycle Club Romance) (Ghosts of the Prairie Motorcycle Club) by Fox Regina

Author:Fox, Regina [Fox, Regina]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Stone Publishing
Published: 2015-09-14T07:00:00+00:00

Chapter Seven

Jennifer woke in the middle of the night with the tormenting feeling that something was really wrong. It woke her out of a dead sleep and it made her need to get out of the tent.

The fire was still burning. A few Ghosts of the Prairie were still hanging out. They were quiet as she moved past them and out into the open field. There was a big black mass that her brain did not quite compute. She realized at last she was standing near enough to a bison.

“Jennifer,” Trenton called to her in a low but stern voice.

She couldn’t answer or move. She was sure that if she moved at all, the animal would charge her. She was pretty sure that was what was on Trenton’s mind as well.

“Jennifer, step backwards,” he said. She had never heard his voice so cold and stern before.

“I can’t,” she said as evenly as she could. She was too afraid that she was going to dissolve into a quivering mass.

“Danny White Feather,” Trenton called. He was trying to yell and not yell at the same time.

A moment later, Danny emerged from his tent. He laughed low.

“Okay,” he said ultra-coolly. “Hold on.”

Danny triangulated, moving in the opposite direction. He said something to the bison in a language Jennifer did not understand, and put something down on the prairie floor and casually stepped away. The bison moved towards where Danny baited him to move and away from Jennifer.

“Come on,” Danny called to Trenton and Jennifer.

Trenton lunged for Jennifer and hoisted her at her middle. He scurried with her back towards the camp.

“Did you have another bad dream?” he asked. His body was warm.

“Close enough. I woke with a sinking feeling. I can’t shake it and now I don’t get phone service,” she said.

“Okay,” said Trenton. “Would you like to ride back home? I will take you right now if you won’t be happy otherwise.”

“No, I think I want to wait until I have phone service. I just want to know my children are safe,” she said. “I don’t want to go off half-cocked.”

Trenton tried his phone, as did Danny and a few others. Trenton stood sort of close to the bison and got a signal. But then the bison ran off, far into the field joining a small herd.

“Wait,” he said. “Got it. Come here and call home.”

Jennifer dialed her parents a couple of times until they answered. Each time they didn’t answer, her panic was greater. She knew it was the middle of the night, but still, she was impatient. Finally, there was a response. Her mother clumsily fumbling on the cell phone. She had awakened her parents from a dead sleep.

Jennifer just had to know. She let her mother awaken some and asked her to please go check her children’s beds. Her mother came back to the phone in a panic. Jennifer let out a howl that shook the prairie.

Screaming for dear life around a band of valiant motorcycle club members resulted in ten or so up on their feet in an instant.

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