Marigold and the Three Bears

By Aurora Moonshine

Caught up in a rainstorm, Marigold seeks shelter in an abandoned cottage in the woods. At least she though it was abandoned.

Now, the cottage's three huge owners are back and they are mad at Marigold for using their house and breaking their furniture. But they don't want money as payment, they want Marigold.

Is Marigold willing to get passed between three burly alpha males in order to pay them back? And what happens if she likes being shared by multiple men?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Aurora Moonshine
• Release date: Jul 29, 2016
• ISBN: 9781370457991

Aurora Moonshine

Aurora Moonshine is a Southern lady with a taste for books on the wilder side of things. She spends her days working as a scientist and her evenings writing books. In her spare time she binges TV shows and cooks.

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Marigold and the Three Bears

A Naughty Fairy Tale

By Aurora Moonshine

Copyright 2016 Aurora Moonshine

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Chapter One

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Chapter One

Marigold cried out as lightening exploded over head. She was freezing cold, covered in mud and dragging an extra ten pound because of her soaking wet dress. She almost started to cry as the sky went white with another lightening strike.

Standing alone in the woods, Marigold could admit that she had made the wrong choice to abandon her cart to try and find shelter. It had started to pour as Marigold was heading home from the market. Normally, that would be uncomfortable but no big deal. Tonight though, her cart had hit a rut and broken an axel. Marigold had gotten down and untangled her horse from the broken wood. As soon as the horse was free, thunder had cracked over head and the horse had run off. Marigold had stood with her mouth gaping open for a full minute before deciding to trudge through the woods in hopes of finding a cottage.

That had been eternities ago. At least it felt like she had been walking through the forest forever. It was long enough that Marigold was sure she would die if she stayed out in the cold much longer.

She was just about to give up when lightning struck again. This time, the light illuminated a cottage. It was tucked against the tree line of a clearing. If not for the lightening, Marigold would have missed it. The structure blended in perfectly because of the dark clouds overhead.

Marigold started to run towards the building as fast