Wolf on the Hunt by Walters N. J

Author:Walters, N. J. [Walters, N. J.]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: hot romance, Paranormal Romance, Shapeshifters, Paranormal, Romance, Werewolves, Werewolves & Shifters
Publisher: Samhain Publishing, Ltd.
Published: 2016-01-12T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter Fourteen

Gray wondered what the hell she was doing. Shadow picked up on her unease and turned to look at her before giving a small whine. She automatically reached over and petted him with her free hand, keeping the other on the wheel of her vehicle as she followed Louis down a dirt path off the main road. The trip had only taken about twenty minutes, but she had the sensation she was about to enter a strange new world.

“I’m okay,” she told Shadow. She wasn’t sure who she was trying to reassure, the dog or herself. The closer she got to Louis’s home, the more her stomach tightened. The urge to turn around and gun it down the highway was overwhelming. But this was a chance to meet others like herself, to truly discover who she was.

She’d spent hours thinking about the situation, trying to decide what her best options were. Louis had remained unobtrusive, giving her the space she’d needed after breakfast. He’d made a phone call and spent the morning patrolling outside while she’d been working, or at least pretending to work.

She hadn’t got much done beyond several new sketches of Louis. He’d filled her thoughts as she’d gone back and forth about her decision to go with him to meet his pack. One minute she’d decide she’d been right to agree to go with him, the next she’d been trying to figure out a way to get out of it.

In the end, she’d known she’d have regrets if she didn’t meet his family. Not willing to risk the hunters coming back and maybe breaking into the house while she was away, Gray packed up her laptop, sketchbooks and valuables. She’d tossed the knapsack in the car before they’d left. She’d even stuffed a change of underwear and a clean top into the bag in case she decided to stay the night, but she had no intentions of telling Louis that.

Louis. He was the reason she was here instead of halfway home. “I’m obviously out of my mind,” she told Shadow. He made a grumbling noise that sounded suspiciously like agreement. It made her laugh.

She stopped petting Shadow and placed that hand over her pounding heart. Louis had gotten too close too fast, but there was no point in closing the barn door now. That horse had already run. She was emotionally involved whether she wanted to be or not.

A parking area was just ahead, and it already held six vehicles. She tightened her fingers on the steering wheel. Gray carefully pulled her vehicle into an empty spot beside Louis’s truck, turned off the ignition and sat there, not quite ready to take that next step. Louis climbed out of his truck and walked toward her. No, he didn’t walk. He prowled. There was a fluidness to his motions that reminded her of a predator.

“I’m not sure about this,” she told Shadow. The big dog put his head on her shoulder, heaved a sigh and patiently waited. She knew he’d do whatever she wanted.

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