The Unleashing by Shelly Laurenston

Author:Shelly Laurenston [Laurenston, Shelly]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance, Fantasy, Adult
ISBN: 9781617735059
Amazon: B00OEW75DK
Barnesnoble: B00OEW75DK
Goodreads: 22475781
Publisher: Kensington
Published: 2015-03-29T16:00:00+00:00

Vig watched Kera unleash her wings again and begin the process of getting them to move on their own. This time it took her even less time. When he knew her wings could keep her aloft, he loosened his grip. She hovered there, by herself.

It was beautiful.

“How do you feel?”

“I . . .” She briefly closed her eyes until she admitted, “Fucking amazing.”

Vig grinned. “Told you. I’m going to pull away now.”

Her eyes snapped open. “You are?”

“Trust me. You’ve got this.”

“I’ve got this.” She nodded. “I’ve got this.”

Vig’s wings pulled him back, away from Kera, his arms slowly moving away from her completely.

At first, she started to drop a bit. But she closed her eyes, relaxed her body—and probably her mind—and her wings took over, carrying her higher.

Vig let Kera hover there for a few minutes. Let her get used to just that movement. But he had faith in her and her commitment to making things happen now.

“Okay,” he said, “now you’re going to fly.”

“I thought I was flying.”

“You’re hovering. And hovering is really important. But now you’re going to fly.”

“Okay.”

“First you’re going to go higher. Then, you’re going to lower the front of your body and raise your legs out, arms at your sides. Keep your wings moving and you’ll see that they will go forward and back, using the air to push you forward. In scientific terms—”

“I don’t do science, so don’t even finish that sentence.”

“Okay. You want me to show you first?”

“No.”

Kera closed her eyes, took in a breath, let it out. She did that several times, then she shot straight up. Vig followed, watching her closely, ready to grab her if she started falling back to the ground. But she didn’t. Instead, she followed his directions perfectly and suddenly . . . Kera was flying. Her body cut through the air and she sped off.

Vig rushed to catch up with her, watching as she flew. She abruptly turned in midair and came shooting back toward him. Her wings brushed against his face as she passed him. He turned and, again, followed her. But Vig quickly realized he didn’t have to anymore. Kera was moving on her own and completely comfortable.

He stopped, hovering right over the Raven house. A few of his brothers returning from a hunt paused by him.

“What are you doing?” one of them asked.

“Waiting.”

“For what?”

In answer, moving like a missile, Kera shot by them. Even better, she was laughing.

“We’re under Crow attack!” one of the brothers cried out.

“We’re not under Crow attack,” Vig quickly told him.

“Then what is she doing?”

“Flying.”

“Why is she doing that here? Over our territory?”

“Because I’m helping her out.”

Another brother laughed. “Helping her out. Nice, Rundstöm.”

Vig crossed his arms over his chest and stared at his brother until the Raven eased back.

“I was just kidding. I was just kidding!”

Yeah. Vig loved what Kera called his “thousand-yard stare.” Loved it!

Kera crashed into his back, her body right between his wings, her legs around his waist, her arms loosely wrapped round his neck, her chin on his shoulder.

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