Xander
Royals and Alphas, book 7When traffickers toss a human woman to the wolves, she finds herself in double trouble with best friends and an old enemy out for blood.
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After monsters target her family, Gwen escapes with her adopted baby sister, a rare white lion shifter. With nowhere left to run, Gwen makes one last bid for her sister’s freedom.
Now Gwen must fight to survive. Alone.
Until two mesmerizing Royal wolf shifters, who both claim to be her fated mates, rescue her. Forced to rely on Xander and Vlad for protection, she can’t help falling under their spell.
But she soon learns her destined mates are far from perfect, and the dark secrets they’re keeping are twisted in lies and betrayal. And once the truth is out, Gwen’s not sure if she would be safer behind bars or in the arms of the two powerful immortals who never learned to share.
One thing's for sure, Xander and Vlad aren't letting her go without a fight. But neither are the hunters who want her head.
- ISBN e-book = 978-1-953075-25-3
- ASIN e-book = B0BYM1X8PR
- Series = Royals and Alphas
- # in Series = 7
- Publisher = Cherokee House Publishing
- Author = Dana Archer
- Genre = Fantasy Paranormal Romance (Fiction)
- Closed-door version of Last Chance by Nancy Corrigan
Wow! Some Story!
Diane A. ★★★★★
Gwen finally understood why deer darted out in front of cars.
Fear.
Being a prey animal sucked. Every noise and shadow spooked her.
She skidded to a stop several feet from the natural staircase. Her eyes widened, and her mouth opened.
For one heart-stopping moment, her gaze collided with his. Recognition swept over her, exactly as it had the night he’d licked the wound on her hand. He hadn’t imagined their connection. She was his. His gift from the goddesses. His perfect match. His one true mate.
The one woman he could never satisfy completely.
“How did you find me?” Her rough breaths fogged the air.
“I’ve been searching for you ever since—”
A shot rang out. Chunks of dirt and rocks sprayed over Gwen’s legs.
Gwen stepped into the room, turning off the bathroom light and closing the door behind her. She scanned the space, her gaze skipping over the few pieces of furniture and settling on the platter of crackers and cheese. “Reno finally brought food. Is it safe?”
“Yes.” He’d tasted it while waiting for her.
She nodded and made her way to the table. Without looking at him, she picked up a glass of wine and drained the contents. She reached for the second wineglass.
He grasped her wrist. “Careful. You don’t want to get drunk.”
“Don’t I?”
