Yanti's Choice: Fairelle

By Rebekah R. Ganiere

Yanti's Choice – A Wolvenglen Short Story

Since she turned eighteen Yanti has been the highest sought after mate for every eligible male in Wolvenglen. But in their society, it's not the male who chooses the mate.

Yanti has always wanted Roal; the one wolf that hasn't shown any interest in her as anything more than a friend. Disappointed Yanti refuses to give up on him. But dashing handsome Lash has her in his sights and won't give up until he has her.

Roal knows that Yanti is more than special and deserves only the best male in Wolvenglen. But Roal feels more comfortable with his books than actually telling her of his feeling.

And when it looks like Yanti has chosen another male as her mate, Roal makes a decision that could cost both of them a happily ever after.

This is a short story in the Fairelle World.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Rebekah R. Ganiere
• Release date: May 3, 2016
• ISBN: 9781633000179

Rebekah R. Ganiere

Rebekah is an Award Winning Bestselling Author. Her debut novel Dead Awakenings, hit the bestseller list the first day, in January 2014. Her Fairelle Series, released in May 2014 and has won several awards including the Golden Palm and is currently up for the Rone Award. Her trilogy The Society was released by Kensington in 2014 and her new series Shifter Rising is releasing in 2016 from Samhain Press. Rebekah is currently working on six series in the Fantasy, Paranormal Romance, Urban Fantasy, Sci-fi genres. She has three more books slated to release this year and another five for next year. Rebekah is the VP of Communications of the Romance Writers of America Los Angeles Chapter as well as the Newsletter Editor of the Fantasy, Futuristic, & Paranormal Chapter. In her spare time when she isn't writing you can find her moderating and teaching on SavvyAuthors.com or at RWA. Rebekah also cosplays with her kids and is a guest speaker and panelist at San Diego Comic Con and several other Comic Cons on the west coast as well as LTUE, Romantic Times Convention, and Authors After Dark.

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Yanti's Choice

YANTI'S CHOICE

A FAIRELLE SHORT STORY

REBEKAH R. GANIERE

Fallen Angel Press

Yanti's choice © 2016 Rebekah R. Ganiere

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This book is a work of fiction. The names, characters, places and incidents are fictitious and are not to be construed as real in any way. Any resemblance to persons, living or dead, actual events, locales or organizations is entirely coincidental.

Yanti's Choice © 2016 Rebekah R. Ganiere

ISBN: 978-1-63300-017-9

Cover art by Rebekah R. Ganiere

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CONTENTS

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Fairelle Map

Yanti's Choice

Snow The Vampire Slayer

Chapter One

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Fairelle Map

YANTI'S CHOICE

Yanti raced through the forest, her long blonde curls whipping around her face. She trampled a patch of sungold as she raced up a boulder and leapt off it, clearing the brook that ran through Wolvenglen forest. 

A howl sounded behind her, and she stopped. Her heartbeat pumped in her ears so loud she could barely hear anything else. A flash of movement caught her eye to the left. A large, burnt umber colored wolf bounded her direction. 

She turned and darted deeper into the forest. Every fiber of her knew what turn to make when to jump or dodge or duck without being told. She’d run the woods so many times over the years that it was as natural as sleeping.

A second howl pierced the sky, and she smiled. She headed for a large moss slicked tree and jumped for the lowest hanging branch. The morning dew made her finger slip. She kicked up her legs, wrapped them around the branch and pulled herself up. 

She lifted her hood and pulled her deep green cloak tight around herself. 

The sound of footsteps, leaves crunching, and twigs snapping told her exactly where her pursuer was. She scooted higher from branch to branch,