Bookstore Girl: Shifter City Stories

By Sophie Oliver

While a spree of violent burglaries has the city on edge, the tall, dark and handsome Andrew walks into Cori's bookshop. She immediately falls for his striking figure and haunting green eyes. Cori gets to know Andrew, and a surprising number of his friends, during lunch. The primal urges start to overwhelm them both when Andrew stops by to pick up Cori for a night out. Their time together is interrupted by a knock at the door from men in wolf masks.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Quixerotic
• Release date: Apr 5, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370921928

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Bookstore Girl

Sophie Oliver

Copyright 2020 by Quixerotic

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Bookstore Girl

by Sophie Oliver

"….she leaned in slightly and Andrew took control. His hands went to her hips as they kissed. It was light and sweet for a moment and then they both sensed the other’s primal need. Cori’s hands went to his back, running over the hard muscle as Andrew’s dropped to her hips. Their kisses became passionate and frantic. He pulled away long enough to look around for a clear space. Not wanting to be parted from him a moment longer, Cori swept everything from her desk and pulled him towards it. His hot lips pressed against hers once again, but she needed more."

The recent streak of violent burglaries in the city of Oak Grove continued today. Hartman’s Grocery was robbed by force early this morning. Three men in hoods entered the small grocery, gathered the customers and Mr. Hartman, and forced them into a deep freezer. But not before viciously attacking one of the customers who tried to resist. The men then proceeded to empty the cash drawer and safe, which was holding the previous day’s earnings of six thousand dollars. The men have so far evaded custody, but police are on the case. In the meantime, Chief Martin Brooks advises all store owners and citizens in general to be a little more vigilant.

The small bell above the door rang and Cori stirred from her morning drowsiness. She muted the small television and stepped out of the back office. The smell of books greeted