Bear Exposure (Highland Brothers 3) by Meredith Clarke & Ally Summers

Author:Meredith Clarke & Ally Summers [Clarke, Meredith & Summers, Ally]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Paranormal, Contemporary, Fiction, Romance, Forever Love, Adult, Erotic, Bear Shifter, Mate, Short Story, Supernatural, Protection, Bachelor, Single Woman, Highland Brothers, Magazine Shoot, Lost Creativity, Bartender, Sanctuary, Seattle, Car Crash, Highland Territory, Past Issues
Goodreads: 26800465
Publisher: Meredith Clarke
Published: 2015-09-21T04:00:00+00:00

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Presley

She closed the book, looking around the room. She didn’t know how long Striker would be gone. He looked excited and anxious to start his hike.

She’d never been around an artist. That’s what he was. His art was formed through his camera. When he showed her the magazine articles last night she was surprised. When he told her he was from a family of famous brothers, she didn’t know if she had stumbled into some kind of fairytale.

This kind of thing didn’t happen. Wealthy, hot, broody artist was making her breakfast, and taking her body to places she didn’t know she wanted to go. She had run off the road and straight into Mr. Perfect’s arms.

Not only that, she could hide from the pack. Colton wouldn’t find her. She was safe with Striker.

She peeled the covers off her legs and walked to his bathroom. She examined the countertop and held a bottle of his cologne to her nose. It smelled clean and fresh like him. She reached for the shower nozzle and started the water.

She hated washing his scent off her, but she knew she needed another shower. There was no telling when the power would go out again, and she wasn’t about to take a cold shower.

The water trickled over her hips. She wrapped her hands across the soft flesh of her stomach. Presley felt different. Her body was warm and humming. So many things had happened in the past twenty-four hours it would make sense she felt slightly drunk.

She toweled off and got dressed. She carried Hudson’s book with her down the stairs. She would read while she waited for Striker to get back. She hoped he was right about the food delivery. She was starving. Hungrier than usual.

Striker had left the fire burning for her downstairs. She tossed another log on top to warm the room. She settled on the couch with the quilt he had wrapped her in last night.

She jumped when she heard the doorbell ring. “Thank, God,” she murmured. “I’m ready to eat my arm.”

She whipped open the door, expecting to see someone from the Highland office with bags of food.

Her mouth dropped before she could register she needed to close the door.

“Holy shit,” she whispered.

Colton grinned in front of her. His blue eyes sparkled. “You took off, Presley. Why’d you do that?”

She tried to slam the door closed, but she wasn’t quick or strong enough. Colton kicked the door and yanked her on the porch. She screamed when his hand clamped on her wrist.

“Get off me!” she shrieked.

He pulled her down the first step.

“I don’t think so. You missed your date with the pack.”

“No. I’m not going anywhere with you.” She tried to grab the railing, the steps, anything she could wrap her fingers around but Colton dragged her to the driveway.

She kicked her legs, but his hold on her waist was strong.

She tried to scream, but he wrapped a cloth around her mouth and tied it before shoving her in the backseat of a car.

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