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Corbin could feel happiness spread through him from Ares.
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Wild Wolf Pack from the world of Gallize Shifters
Book 1: Bosse
Book 2: Corbin
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LEAGUE OF GALLIZE SHIFTERS
Book 1: Gray Wolf Mate
Book 2: Mating A Grizzly
Book 3: Stalking His Mate
Book 4: Scent Of A Mate
Book 5: Wild Wolf Mate
MATING A GRIZZLY
The grizzly shifter bodyguard makes her want the one thing she can’t choose, a mate, because failure to accept her destiny will cost her a child who is everything to her.
In this fast-paced enemies-to-lovers paranormal romance, can Justin and Elianna overcome an ocean of problems and differences to become mates? Meet Justin. He’s an elite black ops warrior who turns into a monster grizzly and rushes into danger without hesitation ... but he's having second thoughts on playing bodyguard for a Russian shifter princess. How'd he get stuck with this assignment? He detests arrogant jerks like the ones he grew up around who looked down everyone. But Elianna turns out to be nothing like he expected. She’s dominant, pretty and feels special, like she could be the one, but Justin will have to stop an assassin from killing him and kidnapping her to find out. Elianna has a plan of her own, which doesn’t allow for a sexy bear shifter who will cost her everything when he steals her heart.
"There are shifters and then there are Gallize shifters." ~~ In My Humble Opinion
CHAPTER 1
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, eastern border of Russia
Elianna squatted in a dark cranny between two buildings, which was as good a place to hide—or fight—as any. Not a good place to die, though. Her little brother, Nico, needed her alive. She forced herself to calm down and stop sucking in noisy gulps of cold air as if the Grim Reaper was hard on her trail.
That wasn’t far from the truth.
“Where wolves now?” she muttered softly and kept watch for any movement. Even alone, she practiced her English and French for the day she hoped to use those languages.
Her hands hadn’t stopped trembling since she’d hidden Nico.
The cold didn’t bother her. Low forties in early May were normal and her body generated more heat than a human’s.
It was fear, driven by the vision she kept having of a grizzly shifter standing between her and Nico—thatchilled her to the core. Not just any bear shifter, but a powerful one.
Her visions always came true. Her mother knew that, but still had ignored her warning.
At the moment, though, wolf shifters were Elianna’s main threat and they were hunting only her.
Crazy shifters probably hopped up on Jugo Loco. Their Black River pack had brought the drug, originally made from a hallucinogenic tea in South America, to Russia. It affected supernatural beings in different ways, and never good ones.
