Bear Babe: A Menage Shifter Paranormal Romance: Bearly Friends, #2

By Selina Coffey

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

 

Cora Walker wasn't looking for love but she wouldn't turn down a laugh and maybe a little flirtation.

After an emotional breakup Cora just isn't ready to give love another chance. A teacher taking a vacation with her circle of friends during summer break, Cora's out to enjoy herself but not too much.

She has few rules but there is one big one: there couldn't be any drinking involved, she's pregnant after all! Abandoned by the baby's father, Cora is determined to make the best of life.

When she meets Rhys Williams and Knox Jones she's floored at just how handsome they are and her ideas on finding love begin to change. That they show an interest in her is even more astounding.

Trying to decide which one is the better one is next to impossible. A solution is offered but Cora just isn't sure.

Can a woman in her condition break so many rules? Would they even want her if they knew she was pregnant?

Making a decision is hard, but the solution might be even harder!

 

Unleash Your Passions with Two Sexy Bear Shifters on an Unforgettable Hiking Journey! Dive into a Steamy Menage Romance!

 

The books in this series include:

1. Bear Mate (Story of Tessa)

2. Bear Babe (Story of Cora)

3. Bear Date (Story of Kaia)

 

If you enjoy sizzling adult short romances with mated mates, menage romances, bear shifters, unexpected twists, this book is a must-read. Perfect for fans of J R Ward, Alisa Woods, Vanessa Vale, Layla Nash and Terry Bolryder. 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lovy Books Ltd
• Release date: Oct 17, 2022
• ISBN: 9798215112052

Book preview

CHAPTER ONE

Cora Walker slipped out of the door to her apartment and walked down to her friend Kaia’s place a few doors down. Rolling a suitcase along behind her Cora smiled and wondered what this trip was going to be like. Rubbing her barely rounded tummy Cora couldn’t believe she was so lucky to have such wonderful friends. Who else would sweep her away on a two week trip to help her forget her cares? Certainly not the baby’s father!

Cora’s smile turned into a grimace as she thought about Sean. He’d fled back to Ireland the day after she told him about the baby, leaving only a note behind begging for her forgiveness and protesting that he was sorry but he wasn’t ready to be a father. Odd how some men felt they could just run out and leave the woman behind. Cora hadn’t been ready to be a mother but apparently taking birth control pills and using condoms simply hadn’t been enough. She was four months along, 17 weeks really, and barely starting to show.

Now she and her friends were heading out of their suburb near Atlanta straight for the mountains in the north of Georgia. It was time for some fun before the baby came and she had to get used to life as a mommy. With her smile back in place the tiny red-head knocked on her friend’s door and waited, her excitement at going away making her want to do a happy dance.

She hadn’t been on vacation since she’d met Sean. Four years of nah, not interested had meant she had saved a ton of money on not renting a hotel room or airfare but it also meant she’d not been anywhere in ages. Before she’d met Sean she’d been all over Europe and to several South American states. He didn’t even like to go to the coast of Georgia. Cora could barely get him to move off of the couch to even go to the grocery store with her. He’d rather play video games when he wasn’t doing graphic designs as a freelancer online. He’d been little more than a lump after a while.

A lump that managed to get her pregnant and then disappeared. Dirtbag. Cora would have kicked the post on the porch of Kaia’s apartment if it had been hers but controlled herself. She could be the stereotypical red-head with a fiery temper to match her hair. Barely five foot three and slim, Cora was like a tiny matchstick but she was beautiful inside and out.

Jumping when Kaia opened the door, rolling her own suitcase out with her, Cora’s eyes met Kaia’s dark brown eyes. Kaia’s eyes squinted as she looked at Cora.

"You’re thinking about that dirtbag again aren’t you? I can tell by the color of your eyes. They’re light green when you’re happy but when you’re angry or thinking about him they go an almost brown color. You can’t help it that your baby daddy doesn’t want to be a baby daddy, Cora. You have us so stop worrying about that loser. You’ll never need him, not with Tessa and me