Trent: Her Warlock Protector Book 7 by Hunter Hazel

Author:Hunter, Hazel [Hunter, Hazel]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Allure Press
Published: 2015-06-02T07:00:00+00:00

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Trent dodged the lunge she aimed expertly at him. He’d been in many animal forms over the last decades, and part of that had included fights with other beasts and shapeshifters. With Elaine, though, she was still new. Even if she was running on instinct from the wolf side, she wasn’t used to the new body.

Her lunge was slow and rickety.

With a quick sidestep he’d repositioned around her, and clamped his jaws as gingerly as he could around the tip of her tail. She just needed to get a hold of herself, to let her human consciousness fully resurface. Communication was a start.

Elaine! Get a hold of yourself. You’re Elaine Blackhawk and you’re a witch, not just a wolf.

She rounded on him and snapped at his shoulder, but he was angled too far for her to reach.

“Rawr!”

Great, we’re making so much progress, he huffed in her mind. Elaine, look into my eyes, he said, gazing deeply into the yellow of her eyes that had replaced the soft brown tone. Remember.

She kept growling and squirming but didn’t avert her gaze. Trent kept talking to her mind, quiet and calming, just as she’d have talked to Rainstone, as he reached out to the human part of her. Finally, the great she-wolf before him stopped her frantic snapping and blinked back at him. The words that reverberated in his head were small and hesitant but at least they were cogent thoughts.

Trent?

He nodded and finally dropped her tail, glad when she didn’t lunge for him.

It’s okay.

Elaine circled and then sniffed his neck. Wide, scared eyes blinked back at him.

I didn’t remember anything!

He wondered if she even noticed how deeply she was whimpering as she “said” that. Trent would wager anything she didn’t. Leaning down, he nuzzled at her neck.

Instincts are strong when you take a form, but you’ll learn. Just center on something human like your family or you job, whatever grounds you in your civilized self.

She snorted. Like that thesis I should have worked on this week instead of answering the call of the wild?

Exactly! He said, howling loudly and wagging his tail. Maybe at heart they were just excitable puppies. Giant excitable puppies with massive teeth. Now, let me show you how fast we can really run.

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