Sinful Ice: A Fantasy Reverse Harem Romance: Harem of the Shifter Queen, #2

By Lacey Carter Andersen

What happens when an ice Elementalist and a pack of wolf Shifters meet? They might just melt her heart...

Riya is pissed. As a creature of magic, she can take care of herself. So the fact that she was sent away before the dragon attack? Well, it's just plain stupid.

But even more ridiculous? That her little trip to safety takes her down a path full of danger and naked Shifters claiming her as their own.

Caught between two rival wolf packs, she quickly chooses a side. But when her pack is on the losing end, will her magic and their strength be enough to stop impossible odds? Or has this stubborn heroine finally met her match?

SINFUL ICE is a steamy reverse harem involving a sassy heroine and a pack of alpha wolves who will do anything for her. This tale, like the first one, is short and meant to be fun. It's a sexy break from reality that will leave you smiling. And there are no cliff hangers for these feisty characters!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lacey Carter Andersen
• Release date: Feb 26, 2021
• ISBN: 9781393875949

Book preview

1

Ifreeze in the middle of the path. There, in a clearing not far from our horses, is a miraculous sight. It’s a relic from the time before dragons. I think they called it a car .

Whoa! Benjamin exclaims from beside me.

My fingers tighten on my reigns. Have you ever seen one as intact as that one?

Benjamin shakes his head, his messy head of dark hair falling in front of his eyes. No, but then I’ve never been this far from home before either. Maybe they’re all over the place around here.

I pull on my reins and steer my horse off the path, too curious to simply pass the relic by.

What are you doing? Benjamin has an authoritative note to his voice that irks me.

I sigh. I know he’s trying to seem older since he was left in charge of getting me to his aunt’s house safely, but he’s really little more than a boy. Fifteen years old and far too cocky for his own good. And after days of traveling together, my patience is wearing thin.

I just want to see it, I say, raising my chin.

You can see it from here. Besides, your sister said no extra stops. Just straight there.

My sister. Right. My best friend and the woman who told me I had to leave to keep Benjamin safe. We both knew he probably would’ve been fine on his own, but it was my sister’s way of protecting me.

Which I hate.

We’ve stopped to rest plenty the last three days.

But this isn’t to rest!

I roll my eyes. Then, we’ll stretch and have a snack here.

Riya, he chastised. We’ll hit the town before nightfall if we don’t stop.

If reaching town before dark is so important to you, why don’t just go ahead without me? I snap.

His dark brown eyes narrow in annoyance, but at last, he nods. I’m staying, of course. I should have known arguing with you was pointless. He glances at me. But could you try not to look so damn smug about it?

Licking my lips, I try hard to hide my smile, but I’m pretty sure I fail horribly.

When we’re about halfway through the tall grass, I yank my reins and climb down from my horse. I’ll let Old Henry rest and eat a little while I explore. Benjamin climbs down from his horse, places his hand on his sword, and stands a little taller.

I laugh but try to turn it into a cough. The look he sends my way says I failed to hide my amusement again. But I can’t help it. Does he really think if there was trouble he’d be the one