His Mate - Howl's You Doin'?: Paranormal Romantic Comedy by M L Briers

Author:M L Briers [Briers, M L]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2018-06-24T16:00:00+00:00

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“Bree!” Maxi bit out on a shriek as she looked in the rearview mirror of the stolen pickup truck at the wolves that were chasing after them. It wasn’t just wolves, the alpha and beta were in hot pursuit as well.

“Well, I never said it was the best idea in the world.” Bree grimaced as she turned in her seat and willed the truck to go faster.

“Bree!” Maxi bit out again.

“Keep going – keep going — faster — faster!” Bree demanded as she lifted her hand and pointed the way ahead, and her backside moved in the seat as if she was riding a horse, willing the truck on.

“I’m going as fast as I can!” Maxi snapped back.

It wasn’t as if the roads around the pack land were in tiptop condition — it was night-time — and she wasn’t exactly a racing car driver. If anything, she was more demolition derby.

“I highly doubt that,” Bree snapped back. If they were going to escape the beasts on their tail, then they were going to have to go faster.

Bree pulled on her magic and used it to make Maxi’s foot slammed down on the accelerator. Maxi squealed as she was thrust back in her seat and as the truck sped up.

“You’re insane! You’re going to kill us,” Maxi squealed out.

“You’re the one driving!” Bree tossed back at her.

“I can’t drive at this speed!”

“Fine. Let me help you with that.” Bree used her magic on the steering wheel.

Maxi had never liked the idea of a self-driving car — now she knew why. She didn’t have control, and any self-respecting witch liked to have control. “You’re going to kill us…”

“I never said the plan was foolproof,” Bree tossed back with the kind of cackle of a laugh that made Maxi squeal again.

“I hate you right now,” Maxi snapped back. She was trying to wrestle control of the steering wheel back from her friend’s magic — of course; it wasn’t going to work.

“Oh look — the wolves aren’t gaining on us anymore,” Bree offered back like trying to kill them was a vindication for her actions.

“Then slow down!” Maxi pleaded.

“Not yet — but soon,” Bree chuckled.

“I feel like I’m hurtling toward death — oh wait…”

“Oh, ye of little faith in me.” Bree sniggered. But she wasn’t slowing down until they were free and clear.

Maxi snapped a look in the rearview mirror, and there was her mate, running full steam ahead, his arms were pumping at the air, and he was getting further and further away in the distance.

“That which does not kill us…”

“Bree!” Maxi snapped back. “Now is not the time.”

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