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Storm Bear
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4.7 • 82 Ratings
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- $5.99
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
She’s running for her life…straight into his arms.
Sabrina is a weather witch losing control of her one and only power. She’s never been much of a threat, magically speaking, but just recently, things have changed and almost everyone in the remote town where she lives, has turned against her. The local werewolf Alpha even called the Lords on her.
When Ace goes walkabout, he decides to call in on an old friend who works for the Lords. But Rocco gives him the bum’s rush, and the Lords task him with a mission he can’t turn down. He’s to go to Canada and help a weather witch who is causing trouble for one of the wolf Packs up in the mountains.
Ace finds Sabrina being stalked by more dangerous predators than the wolves. Evil is after her. They want to steal her power and use it for their own ends. But that can’t happen. Not while Ace is on the job. And, not while Sabrina is so intriguing to not just Ace’s human side, but his inner bear, as well.
They make a run for the border but keep encountering trouble. The Lords asked Ace to bring her back to them, but the way is blocked at all turns and they have to re-think. Grizzly Cove seems like the best solution…if they can just get there.
Showdowns on the road, magic flying in all directions, and a young witch who doesn’t know what’s happening to her suddenly blossoming powers. Ace and Sabrina will face it all, while their attraction grows into something a whole lot steamier. Will they make it to the relative safety of Grizzly Cove?
Customer Reviews
Love this series
Another book in this marvelous series finished. On to the next book in the series of Grizzly Cove.
Storm bear
These books are out of order they would make more sense if they were read in the right order