Gay Shifter Mate Three

By Tabatha Austin

Genre: Stand Alone Gay Lycan Romance / Gay Supernatural MM

Ten years go, Travis left his small country town and didn't look back. 

Now it's his reunion and a time to revisit old memories, especially those of Jesse - a tall and muscular shifter. 

Ten years is a long time and somethings don't change, including a group of guys who hate gays and shifters. Can Jesse and Travis survive their plans? 

This 10,200+ word gay werewolf shifter romance contains detailed descriptions of sex, including oral and anal with an gay shifter. It is intended for the enjoyment of adult readers only (especially those who love man on man shifter romance with a touch of adventure). 

Author's note: This is a full-length, standalone story. No cliffhanger.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tabatha Austin
• Release date: Jul 25, 2015
• ISBN: 9781516303052

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GAY SHIFTER MATE THREE

by Tabatha Austin

GAY SHIFTER MATE THREE

Tabatha Austin

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Author’s Note: All characters in this story are 19 years of age or older.

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GAY SHIFTER MATE THREE

I pulled the rented jeep off the asphalt and onto the gravel road toward my old town. It’s been ten years since I left and the old Texas countryside changed little. I saw the same green fields with cattle and occasional red barn.

Wasn’t sure if I was relieved or sad. I could go home again, but I’m not sure I wanted to.

I came out at a good time for gays – if you lived in California or any of the more accepting cities. Texas put me somewhere between blacks and whites social wise. That’s not my words, by the way. I’m just repeating what nicer folk say. Although some would just say less mean.

Rather than deal with homophobic ‘good ol’ boys, I left and didn’t look back until now. I met a retired Army Sergeant who taught me it was okay to be gay.

I looked off to the side and widened my eyes. A good man, but we weren’t the men for each other. I let out a long breath and my heart skipped a beat.

Nothing worse than going to a reunion by yourself. I wasn’t one to brag, but I didn’t want to be that same damn queer. Again, not my words.

My hard gripped the steering wheel hard and my bicep flexed out. My forearms weren’t as muscular as I liked, but that’s near impossible to bulk.

I slowed down and the same familiar dip in the road hit my tires hard. The jeep jumped up, threw a spray of pebbles behind, and I continued down to my hometown.

Don’t know why I’m here. I guess this town made me who I am, and it’s good to reconnect.

Whatever, Travis. You want to see him.

I grit my teeth at my internal argument. Parts of Texas stick hard to the old ways. They don’t like gays, blacks, or worst of all – weres. They came ‘out of the kennel’ twenty years back.

Humanity went from disbelief, fear, to pop-culture acceptance. Like with gays, some places are better and others worse. Even the most liberal person in my hometown wouldn’t want their kin dating a were. So they stick to their side of the