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I love tying my stories together, so this book will tie into the last book of my Divergent Species series.
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Blurb
Dekker ran away from his pack in an order to protect his
lover and Alpha, Grey, when he overheard two higher ranked wolves talk about
killing him. When Grey finds him six
months later, Dekker tries to convince the man he loves to go away. But Grey won’t take no and as the two talk it
out, their mutual attraction overwhelms them.
In desperation, Dekker renounces Grey as his Alpha.
But when another force tries to punish Dekker by silencing
him forever, Grey must choose which stand he’ll take…being the alpha for all
his pack, or being the man Dekker needs, even if it means breaking the rules.
Excerpt
Awareness
suddenly coursed through him, the same feeling just before lightning
struck. The anticipation of something momentous
was just about to happen. In slow
motion, Dekker saw Grey stiffen. Saw the
biker raise his nose and sniff the air.
Like a deer caught in headlights, Dekker was unable to turn away as Grey
scanned the room, and then their eyes met.
Locked. The world disappeared
around them. He’d been a fool to think
time and distance would’ve been enough to sever the bond that arched between
them, in a mere instant the electrifying tangent that had always existed
between them snapped tautly into place.
The
second biker leaned into Grey, and Dekker dragged his gaze from Grey’s to
glance at the other man. Stones, the
club’s enforcer, and the pack’s most vicious wolf. He was older then them both by about twenty
years, but Stones’ age had never been a liability. He was the only person Dekker truly feared.
Grey
shook his head sharply and walked away from Stones, heading directly toward
him. Dekker took a deep breath, unable
to move or even look away. Fury darkened
Grey’s face, turning his golden eyes into cold flecks of amber. The premature gray in his hair, responsible
for his name, glowed in the dim lighting.
Dekker waited, gripping the broom handle tightly. He couldn’t save himself. There would be no turning and running away
like last time.
Grey
came to a stop in front of him, glaring at him from his superior height. They’d known each other their whole lives,
having grown up in the club and pack, and Grey had always been taller. Stronger.
Bigger. Dekker hadn’t
minded. That had been some of the things
that had drawn him to Grey.
“You’ve
been here all this time?” Grey demanded.
Dekker
shrugged, unable to form words past the lump in his throat.
“No,”
Grey said harshly. “You don’t get to
shrug this off. We searched everywhere
for you. I wouldn’t give up even when they told me to.”
Dekker
looked around, knowing that everyone was listening avidly. The last thing he wanted was to air their
past to gossip mongers, which was exactly what the small backwoods community
was. Small-town life seemed to thrive on
swapping stories of what went on behind closed doors.
“Let’s
not hash this out here, Grey,” Dekker said, leaning closer to keep his voice
down.
Grey
folded his arms. “I’m not leaving.”
“Fine.
Could you at least wait until after my shift?
I only have half an hour left.”
Indecision
warred through Grey’s eyes, but finally, he gave a stiff nod. “Fine.
But I’m not leaving this bar without you."
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