Her Brave Wolf (Marked By The Moon Book 1) by Kestra Pingree

Author:Kestra Pingree [Pingree, Kestra]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: true love, Paranormal & Contemporary Romance, Women's Fiction, Forever Love, Adult Themes, Shifter Mate, Supernatural Fantasy, Protection & Safety, Life-Changes, Second Chances, Multicultural & Interspecies Relationships, Romantic Schemes, Mythical Creatures, Action & Adventure, Violence & Crime Story, SciFi Fantasy Romance, Hearts Desire, Futuristic, Marked By The Moon
Publisher: Kestra Pingree
Published: 2017-09-05T04:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER 11

THIS SUMMER HAD BEEN hot and dry. Gwen was regularly on the lookout for potential fire hazard areas because of it. Her mind was on her work. This was important stuff—but she was also thinking about Nick. He came to visit her last night. She probably shouldn’t have been so happy about it with the way he was so obviously trying to push her away before, but logic didn’t have a place when Nick was involved. She could tell herself all she wanted that she shouldn’t feel anything for the wolfman, but her heart won the argument every time. She wanted to be close to him. That feeling didn’t weaken even when she hadn’t seen him all week. He was a pain in the ass so far, though. Next time she saw him, she hoped he’d talk to her. Really talk to her.

She smiled to herself. At least he was charming as a wolf. Last night hanging out with him was like having a pet dog who thought the world of her—which was kind of weird. Wouldn’t the wolf side of him be more feral than the man? Hell, she didn’t know. But she wanted to know. She wanted to know more about him. She wanted to be a part of his world. It called to her. It was like those dreams she had of being a wolf herself were coming true in a sense, except she was still a painfully strange human. Human or not, she figured she must have had some kind of pull on Nick like he had on her. It was the only explanation she could come up with for him visiting her yesterday. Because it was a visit. He wasn’t asking any favors or telling her to get rid of their Lunas Sigil thing. He wanted to see her.

As much as she enjoyed his stay as a wolf, she wanted to see him again as a man. She wanted to be able to have a conversation with him next time. He could tell her more about himself, help her get to know him better. Gwen looked down at the pearly mark of the moon on her hand. She couldn’t look at the mark without thinking of Nick—not that she needed any help with that.

She had it bad. She hardly knew Nick but she wanted to—needed to—like her life would never be complete until she did. How she could possibly feel she might have found a kindred spirit in him, she couldn’t explain. If he talked to her, explained why he told her to leave and then came back to see her, maybe she could.

Bending down to touch some brittle brush and drying grass, Gwen made a note to check on this area of the forest regularly. Right now it wasn’t too bad, but if the plants became too dry or started dying, she’d need to clear the area to prevent a possible forest fire. It would have been nice if it rained, but with how hot it had been, that was unlikely.

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