Lord of the Bears 4: Bear-Lord, #4

By Jess Hayek

Can Logan's enemies stop true love?

As Logan and Jenny continue to explore each other's hearts and bodies, a plan of revenge is unfolding in the shadows. The gorilla-shifter Duncan forms a hunting party to pay back Logan for the deaths of the Vampire and Werewolf clan leaders. 

Will Logan survive an attack from an enemy as powerful as himself?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jess Hayek
• Release date: Jul 3, 2015
• ISBN: 9781513027029

Book preview

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The Council of Beasts met once a year to discuss any issues within the international community of supernatural shifters. Representatives from all animal, vampire, and other paranormal clans were present. Any personal feuds or wars were suspended on the day of the meeting. The leader of the Vampire Clan, Markus, was mysteriously missing.

I heard he was killed by a bear, said Jonas the werewolf. The same damn bear that killed our clan leader.

Logan? said Duncan. He was the appointed head of the Council and also the leader of the Gorilla Clan.

Gorillas were famous for huge cocks and sexual dominance but not even Duncan could compare to Logan. The legend of the 'Bear-Lord' was well-known among all the animal shifters. The young and the old told tales of his superior strength and overgrown body. Some believed that Logan was just a myth. Duncan was determined to learn the truth.

Logan killed our master for no reason, said Damon the vampire. We just found the dust of his bones in one of our secret caves.

Duncan was enraged. He shifted into gorilla and beat his ape fists on the grand wooden meeting table. His wild howls of anger caught the attention of the entire assembly.

Hear me! said Duncan. The outsider Logan has gone too far. Two more council members are dead and he is to blame.

What are we going to do? said Jonas.

We are going to find him and kill him, said Duncan.

Damon smiled.

Revenge! chanted the vampires and werewolves in the crowd. Duncan stirred them up like a nest of angry hornets. The gorilla in him wanted to prove who the true Lord of nature was. Bears may be kings of the woods but Duncan believed he