Monsters & Guardians: A Reverse Harem Novel by Kay Elle Parker

Author:Kay Elle Parker [Parker, Kay Elle]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: shifters, dubious-consent, happy ever after, non-consent, reverse harem
Publisher: Kay Elle Parker
Published: 2019-01-02T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter Eleven

Malachi

Trust his idiot brother to get himself banned from breeding the bitch, Malachi thought with a sneer as he tore through the woodland toward the small residential area they’d discovered twenty miles away from the den.

Said idiot brother was trailing after Mal, no doubt sulking that his big mouth had gotten him in trouble with not only Dubhlainn the biggest, baddest brother of them all, but pissed off Dubhlainn, the now official Alpha of the pack.

Double whammy.

Cabhan knew better. The signs were clear, had been for weeks—Dubhlainn was infatuated with the bitch, had staked his claim on her long before yesterday. One thing no wolf did if he wanted to keep his teeth intact was insult the mate of an Alpha male.

As far as Mal was concerned, Dubhlainn had been far too lenient with both Quinn and Cabhan—Malachi would have ripped Quinn’s throat out for such a betrayal against the Alpha and the pack, and Cabhan would have been in a world of pain.

But Malachi was not Alpha, and because of his wolf’s salivating greed and lack of control, they were not in the running to be so. That Finn now held rank above both Malachi and Cabhan was ridiculous. God knew he loved his brother, but Finn was a pansy, soft at heart, gentle of hand. His place in the pack should be behind the warriors.

The female had upset everything within a day. Pack structure, the relationship between the brothers. Her existence put their standing within global packs in jeopardy—Dubh hadn’t lied when he said they would be shunned for a five-on-one mating bond.

In the eyes of wolf-shifter packs around the world, five virile breeding males from one of the oldest packs mating one female was a crime. Four of the males were denying the expansion of the species and, in turn, the genetics desired by other packs.

Raine had the potential to start a war.

Gripping a huge carry-all between his teeth, Malachi veered off to head down toward the residential area. From his surveillance efforts, he’d concluded it was more of a vacation spot than an actual occupied settlement. A place for the townies to come play and say they survived the wilderness with their air conditioning units and fridges stocked with beer and food. Not to mention feather mattresses and wardrobes stocked with enough designer clothes to kit out the Galway pack for the next five years.

Skirting around fenced backyards, Cabhan sticking close with his own carry-all, they kept their noses down to the ground, checking for fresh human scents. There were no vehicles, no lights on in the houses, but at this time at night—well, early morning now—Mal didn’t expect there to be.

He chose a house at random, a neat little two-story with shoddy locks and no alarm system—tsk tsk—which surprised him. Considering the money glaring blatantly everywhere he looked, he assumed a top-class alarm system would be a town muppet’s highest priority.

He was tempted to smash the front door in just to make a statement but was aware of the stupidity of that action.

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