Desired By the Wolf: Part 4 (BBW Werewolf Shifter Romance)

By Mac Flynn

Problems resolved. New problems arise. The final confrontation.

Lenore and company find common ground and acceptance, but their warm, fuzzy feeling of happiness is torn away when the Hunters come to bearing gifts of silver bullets and unending hatred. Nick believes he has the best solution, to do unto the Hunters as they would do unto them, but Lenore and Stan have their doubts. Everything comes to a head when the Hunters resort to low tactics to lure the werewolves into their sights, and the companions must think of a plan before Nick’s option becomes the only option.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mac Flynn
• Release date: Aug 12, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310079757

Mac Flynn

A seductress of sensual words and a lover of paranormal plots, Flynn enjoys writing thrilling paranormal stories filled with naughty fun and hilarious hijinks. She is the author of numerous paranormal series that weave suspense, adventure and a good joke into a one-of-a-kind experience that readers are guaranteed to enjoy. From long adventure novels to tasty little short-story treats, there's a size and adventure for everyone.Want to know when her next series comes out? Join The Flynn newsletter and be the first to know! macflynn.com/newsletter/Also check out her website at macflynn.com for listings and excerpts of all of her books!

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1

Nick remained in the hall while Lenore guided Stan into the living room and sat him on the couch to get a look at his bruised head and his cracked, bleeding knuckles. For somebody who works with tools you certainly have wimpy hands, she teased him.

He winced when she touched the bruise on his head. I’m careful with my tools, he countered.

I wish you were more careful with yourself. Nick’s a little better at fighting than you, she scolded him. She pulled back from him and sighed as she looked into his face. You really didn’t have to go to all this trouble for me, she whispered.

What would you do if I told you a girl knocked me up? he argued.

She snorted. I’d say it’s about time you got a girlfriend. She was glad when Stan smiled. That’s the face I want to see. That whole bloodthirstiness and revenge killing look just doesn’t look good on us.

At that moment Nick entered the room with a tall glass of opaque liquid. I thought Stan might need this, he explained. Stan looked at the glass and his eyes narrowed.

Even Lenore frowned at the offer. It’s not-

Blood? No, just whiskey, Nick told them.

Then he’ll definitely want it, she agreed. She took the glass, shoved it into his unwilling hand, and stood. Now drink all the doctor’s medicine and I’ll be right back. She turned Nick around and shoved him across the hall and into the dining room. Lenore pushed him into one of the chairs and looked him over. No bruising, I’m guessing? she inquired.

Nick smiled. There was, but it’s gone, he assured her. He looked over her concerned face with teasing eyes. Your family seems very eager to kill me, he commented.

Just think of it as our special welcome to the neighborhood, she quipped. She finished looking over him, stepped back, and crossed her arms over her chest. We werewolves heal really well, don’t we?

Very well, or my scar would have killed me, he replied. He looked her over and mischievously smiled. But what about you?

What about me? she asked him.

No wounds or bruises to inspect?

Um, I wasn’t part of your fight-ah! Nick grabbed her and pulled her into his lap. She squirmed and squealed as he tickled and touched her.

Let go of me! she demanded.

Can’t you two get a room? a voice hoarsely told them. They froze and whipped their heads to the doorway where stood Stan. He held his empty glass in his hand and a small smile on his lips.

This is my home, Nick reminded him.

And that’s my sister in your lap, Stan countered.

Lenore jumped up and brushed herself off. Nick arose to stand beside her. Not anymore, and he was just-well, just inspecting me for any damage.

I’m sure, Stan quipped. He turned to Nick and his smile slipped. You said nothing would change for her day-to-day life? What about beyond that? What about children? A future?

Children are possible, and a future is likely, Nick assured him.

And there’s no trouble being a werewolf? Stan wondered.

Nick raised an eyebrow. There can be complications, he admitted.

What sort of complications? Stan persisted.

"There are certain people who treat us like a disease. That makes them rather unfriendly