Two Werewolves

By Briony Summers

While hiking on a lonely mountain trail, Jake Torres trips, twists his ankle, and sends his cell phone flying off the sheer edge of the mountain all in one moment. Unable to make the trip back down the mountain before dark, he's forced to find shelter to tend to his swollen joint and bruised ego. After just a few minutes in a small cave he finds, however, he realizes he's not alone on the mountain.

Ira and Dean are werewolves roaming the wild, and they've come to claim their shelter. They're surprised to find an injured human in their cave, and Jake is surprised by the shockingly handsome men out in the wilderness after dark. When they reveal to Jake their true identity as werewolves, he immediately knows what that means - a deep, insatiable sexual appetite.

For someone as inexperienced as Jake, this is both intriguing and frightening, and he's ready for every moment. Will he be able to handle a night with two strong, sexy werewolves desperate for his untouched body?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Briony Summers
• Release date: May 11, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463996928

Briony Summers

I'm a writer from a small town living out all my fantasies on the page. I love the salty-sweet mix of romance and kinky sex, and to me, nothing beats hot young guys experimenting with their sexuality. When I'm not writing, I'm usually drinking too much coffee or lounging around with my lazy pets.

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Two Werewolves

Briony Summers

Published by Briony Summers

Copyright 2018 Briony Summers

Warning! This work contains adult content, which may include strong language and sexually explicit scenes. If you consider these subject matters offensive, please do not read any further. The people and events depicted in this novel are fictional. Any similarity to past or present events or any person living or dead is merely coincidental. The characters depicted are all 18 and over.

Jake watched with wide, horrified eyes as the black form of his cell phone bounced on the ground, bounced again, then bounced one more time before tumbling over the nearby cliff.  The pain of seeing that happen almost eclipsed the sharp ache in his ankle that had sent him falling forward in the first place. 

He was able to catch himself on his hands and knees as he fell, and so he scrambled to the edge of the path on all fours to look down the steep mountain below.  He could see the glint of the setting sun sparkle against his phone's screen twenty feet down.  It was completely out of reach now, with no hope of ever being reached again.  Jake backed away from the edge of the cliff so he was firmly back on the trail.  He turned his body so that his legs were in front of him and hissed from the pain in his ankle.  He rubbed at the aching joint with both hands as he looked around at his surroundings and the realization hit him.

Jake Torres, he said aloud into the quiet forest.  You are the biggest idiot in the world.

He looked back at the gnarled tree root that had been the beginning of all his problems.  Jake hiked this trail all the time.  It wasn't particularly popular, which he appreciated, and it provided a good challenge to someone athletic like him.  It was one way of dealing with the isolation he felt in his everyday life - a return to nature and an excuse to get out of his house where he worked from home as a freelance programmer.  Of course, because of his choice of work, he didn't have much social interaction, which meant few friends, and not many who wanted to go hiking on a random Wednesday in early spring.  He knew it was better to always have a hiking partner, especially on trails that were as difficult and unpopular as this one - but he had taken comfort in knowing he always had his cell phone on him in case