The Mating Need (Werewolves of Montana Book 15) by Bonnie Vanak

Author:Bonnie Vanak [Vanak, Bonnie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-10-08T18:30:00+00:00

They spent a peaceful night, well, she did. Jenny slept deeper than she’d had while alone. When she woke, daylight streamed through the bedroom window and Troy was gone.

Once during the night she’d gotten up to get a drink of water from the kitchen, and saw him on the sofa fast asleep.

He’d stayed there all night, keeping watch. She’d covered him with a blanket, her heart moved at how innocent he appeared while sleeping, wiry body relaxed, dark hair tousled, rough bristle covering his lean jaw and cheeks.

He looked almost adorable, but when awake…she shivered with delight. Watch out. Troy made a formidable enemy, ready to protect those under his care.

He’d make an amazing lover.

Thoughts of Troy danced around her mind as Jenny showered and lingered under the hot water, relishing the luxury, then dried off with one of the oversized, soft bath towels, dressed and made breakfast.

Then she set out to explore the area.

Any trace of the evil she’d previously sensed seemed gone. Jenny noted this cabin wasn’t far from Sam and Darius’ home.

Better make sure everything was okay. She walked the short distance and found the Lupine on the front porch, Hunter in her lap as she sat in a white rocking chair. A playpen sat nearby, filled with toys.

Sam smiled at her. “I was waiting for you to stop by. How did you sleep?”

Blinking, she tried to conceal her surprise. “I slept well, thank you. You expected me?”

“Intuition. Fae intuition. It serves me well at times.” Sam indicated a rocking chair next to her. “Please sit. I have time before I have to feed Hunter his lunch. He likes to eat early. Like his dad, he enjoys food.”

Jenny sat, making funny faces at the baby, who chortled with laughter.

Sam rocked back and forth.

“You’re not going to ask me how I destroyed that crystal.”

A shrug from Sam. “It’s none of my business. I figured you would tell me if you wished. But you should know there are Lupines here who would fear you, and what you can do.”

Sam kissed the top of her baby’s head.

“You’re not one of them?” Jenny felt awe that Sam seemed so open and honest with her.

“No.” A wry smile curved her mouth upward. “I’m used to different, being different myself. On this ranch, different can give you advantages. I hope you’ll give us a chance and stay here.”

“I’m only passing through. Why would you want me to settle here?” Jenny felt the familiar tug of the open forest, the need to retreat from ordinary Lupines and Skins. Yet Sam intrigued her.

“I sensed you’re a good soul, Jenny. Not only because you saved Hunter.” Sam touched her own chest. “Here, inside. I have a sense about people. And if you’re willing, I’d like you to be my friend.”

Something inside her eased. “I’ve never had a friend before. Not in a long time. Troy’s a friend, but…”

“He’s a guy. Not the same thing.” Sam grinned and Jenny grinned back at her.

The grin dropped. “We need good people around.

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