Bear Date: A Bear Shifter Paranormal Romance: Bearly Friends, #3

By Selina Coffey

Enjoy this steamy paranormal series by bestselling romance author Selina Coffey!

 

For Kaia Phillips a trip to the mountain of Georgia might as well be a trip to the moon.

A city girl in the county, Kaia expects nothing but trouble and misery but finds a lot more than she bargained for when she meets the owners of the resort her friends have roped her into travelling to.

 

When she meets Zed Bruin her opinion changes further, maybe the country had more to offer than beer, hot buffalo wings, and a game of horseshoes or cornholing?

In a world where shifters have only just come out of their hiding places, Kaia has secrets.

Secrets about her friends, secrets about herself, and secrets about the man she can't get out of her head.

 

Revealing those secrets could cost Kaia her freedom. Is revealing the truth to the man her soul has chosen as her mate worth her freedom or her life?

Will her quest for answers end in heartache as she discovers even more secrets?

Kaia has decisions to make and whatever way she decides, the results could not only impact her, but her circle of friends.

 

The books in this series include:

1. Bear Mate (Story of Tessa)

2. Bear Babe (Story of Cora)

3. Bear Date (Story of Kaia)

 

This book is sizzling hot romance filled with friendships, bear shifters, sexy alpha males, and not suitable for prudish readers, perfect for readers who relish the sensuous and captivating works of M. Flynn, Sherilee Gray, T. S. Joyce, Jayne faith and Evangeline Anderson.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lovy Books Ltd
• Release date: Oct 17, 2022
• ISBN: 9798215098905

Book preview

CHAPTER ONE

Kaia Phillips stared out of her friend Tessa’s SUV and wondered just what she’d let herself be talked into. She saw no coffee shops, no clothing stores, no bars or clubs, just a building that resembled an overgrown log cabin with a lot of windows in it. Pretty but not what she thought of as vacation material. But here she was feeling like a lost city girl in the country. She wasn’t going to act like the stereotype, however. She was going to give this place a chance. Even if it might bore her to death. There wasn’t even a daiquiri shop like she’d found in Louisiana. Now that was a vacation to remember. Or not, she thought with a smile as they pulled their luggage out and went into the resort.

Joined by her two friends, Tessa and Cora, Kaia came to the Singing Stones resort in the northern mountains of Georgia for a two week stay. Tessa suggested it as a way of getting Cora’s mind off of her troubles before she gave birth to her daughter, and Kaia had balked but thought it was a good idea in the end. Some hiking through nature trails instead of parks might be good for her too. Tessa loved nature so it was a natural choice for her.

Kaia had never really left the city, though. Her parents were from Atlanta, they’d always lived there, and she grew up there. Nature was as foreign as going to another planet for her. The suburbs of Atlanta had been as close to nature as she’d ever come, or wanted to come. Kaia loved Tessa and Cora and knew Cora needed this getaway before the fall semester at the school where they all taught started so she’d agreed to it. Pushing her and Cora’s suitcases into the main office Kaia listened as Tessa dealt with the woman behind the check-in counter.

Kaia caught her own reflection in a mirror over the desk and checked herself before turning away. Still the tall, slim, biracial women with black hair and blue eyes that she’d always been. Even as a baby Kaia had been long and gangly, never quite the small delicate child people wanted her to be. Kaia was built for a different purpose in life but she’d still ended up in teaching. She loved her chosen path and though she had the body of a woman made to be a warrior, without all of the bulging muscles, she was fit and intelligent. Her mind thrived at the tasks she was assigned and she wouldn’t change her job for anything.

Kaia’s brain focused on the conversation going on in front of her and as she heard the rude dismissal of the woman at the desk Kaia felt a sudden urge to climb over the desk and punch the bitch in the mouth! How dare she talk to Tessa that way, telling her to get out just because the dates were wrong on the computer!

Normally a calm woman that settled disturbances by merely raising an eyebrow, the rude way in which the worker was talking to Tessa really flew all over Kaia. She’d taken a step closer to the woman, preparing to yank her