Dark Instincts by Suzanne Wright

Author:Suzanne Wright [Wright, Suzanne]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: Romance, Fantasy
ISBN: 9781477828748
Amazon: B00ORBNF0A
Barnesnoble: B00ORBNF0A
Goodreads: 21901021
Publisher: Montlake Romance
Published: 2015-04-05T16:00:00+00:00

Roni hadn’t been positive that it would happen, but she managed to get off the jet without mutilating the flight attendant—the slut hadn’t stopped flirting with Marcus. Well, not until Roni helpfully pointed out that whale vomit was an ingredient of many perfumes and cosmetics. Hey, the girl had a right to know.

Now Roni and her fellow wolves were parked in a rented SUV across the street from the house that the jackals might potentially be hiding in. It was a decent house, in a pleasant enough neighborhood, suggesting that it had been an expensive buy. For that reason, Roni couldn’t imagine the jackals using the place as a front. They could have gotten something much cheaper elsewhere.

“By the looks of things, nobody’s home,” said Dante. They had been parked there for a few minutes, but there didn’t seem to be any activity going on, and there was no car in the driveway.

“Best to be sure,” said Marcus, absentmindedly tracing the mark he’d left on Roni’s nape. “They could be at the back of the house, in the backyard—even in the basement.”

“Ryan, take a closer look.” At Trey’s order, the enforcer exited the SUV and melted away, utterly silent. The guy was like a ghost the way he moved.

“He’s so good,” began Nick, “I’m considering offering him a place in my pack.”

Trey didn’t stiffen or growl, as Roni might have expected. “Go ahead . . . if you want your mate’s shotgun permanently lodged up your ass.”

After a minute or so of silence, Taryn spoke. “We can’t sit out here for long. You know how small neighborhoods can be—everyone knows everybody, and they’re suspicious of strange people hanging around.”

Roni nodded. “You boys aren’t exactly inconspicuous.” Trey looked like a damn highlander, Dante’s powerful build was intimidating, and Marcus’s tall, solid body—not to mention his pretty face—easily attracted attention.

Trey squeezed his mate’s shoulder. “As soon as Ryan calls, we’ll make a move.”

Ryan called a few minutes later, and Trey put him on speakerphone. “What did you see?”

“Nothing and no one. I did a check of the perimeter of the house, but I couldn’t see a single person. I haven’t picked up any noises coming from inside either.”

“Okay, then we go investigate. Hang tight. We’ll be right there.” Trey ended the call.

“If all eight of us go over there at once, it’s going to draw attention,” said Roni.

Marcus nodded. “She’s right.”

“It’ll be best if we leave the SUV a few at a time, and then enter through the back door,” Dante told them.

So that was what they did.

The side windows didn’t stand a chance against shifter strength, which meant all of the wolves were able to enter the house without breaking a single pane of glass. Roni, Marcus, Dante, and Ryan checked the bottom half of the house while the others checked upstairs.

It was apparent to Roni as she and Marcus wandered through the living room, dining area, and kitchen that the place was a family home—photographs were everywhere, drawings were stuck to the refrigerator, and there was a pile of children’s DVDs beside the TV.

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