Wolf on a Mission: Salvation Pack, Book 6 by N.J. Walters

Author:N.J. Walters
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Shapeshifters;werewolves;paranormal romance;hot romance
Publisher: Samhain Publishing, Ltd.
Published: 2016-04-04T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter Seventeen

Sue knew she was doing the right thing, but that didn’t help calm her nerves. Billy was strapped in his seat in the back, his blond head bent over the handheld video game his grandfather had given him just before he’d passed away. He pushed buttons with abandon, his concentration intense.

After another long shift at the diner, she should have been on her way home. Instead, she was on her way to visit a group of men she’d only seen from a distance. She was crazy to be doing this. But if she didn’t warn them and one of them got hurt, she’d never forgive herself.

“Damn Connor McLennan,” she muttered. He and his brother and cousins had been back in the diner today. They’d been waiting outside for Stan to open for breakfast. Two days in a row was unusual. Connor and his brother had been riding high, talking about some hunting they’d done the night before. It wasn’t hunting season, but that had never stopped them before. And times were hard. No one was about to report a man shooting a deer or catching a few rabbits to feed his family.

This was different. They’d kept their voices down and stopped talking whenever she’d gotten close, but she’d heard them mention wolves several times. And just before they’d left, she’d heard them mention the land the Louisiana strangers owned. It was odd to refer to them that way even after all these years, but they hadn’t exactly introduced themselves around town.

She knew several of the men shared the last name of LaForge. Maggie at the post office had told her that. They had packages come in on a regular basis. Other than that, she knew the men were good looking but kept to themselves. No law against that, but it did make the locals distrust them.

The turnoff was coming up. She’d never been on their land but like everyone else in town, she knew where it was. They’d bought the old Mitchell place after the elderly Mr. Mitchell had died and neither of his kids had wanted to move back to Salvation. They’d been thrilled to get a buyer for the land, considering the state of the economy at the time. The new owners had probably gotten a great deal.

She slowed and turned on her indicator, noting the signs nailed on nearby trees. It was clearly posted against trespassers and hunting. Something the McLennan clan had obviously ignored.

The road was dirt and gravel but well graded so there weren’t any potholes, for which she was grateful. She couldn’t afford to damage her car.

“I want to go home.” Billy had been fretful all day. He was always out of sorts for several days after he saw his father. It hadn’t helped that she’d had to work an extra few hours today to help cover a shift for another waitress.

“I know, honey. We won’t be here but a minute or so.” At least she hoped they wouldn’t. She wanted to get home and change.

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