β Scribed by Avery Gale
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Frustrated was an understatementβBronx Adler had been trying to catch whoever was breaking into his car dealerships for weeks. Operating on instinct rather than logic, he hadnβt alerted the police. Something he couldnβt explain kept holding him back. Expensive security upgrades donβt deter her, but when his inner wolf catches Kenyaβs scent in the alley, he recognizes her immediately. Mine! Kenya Star searched for months, looking for the other half of the medallion her mother gave her shortly before she died. Lisa Star promised the exponential power of magical totems would be the answer to Kenyaβs every need, and right now, those needs were pretty basic. She wanted a place to live and to have her hearing restored. She didnβt want to steal something Bronx Adler probably cherished, but desperate times called for desperate measures. What she hadnβt counted on was her overwhelming attraction to him or Bronxβs insistence they were fated mates. Drunken wizards, time travel, six medallions, moonlit magic, and a perfect shot by Lilly West follow Bronx and Kenya as they try to help the Council of Magic safely restore one of the most powerful magical totems ever created. Reassembling the piece and keeping it out of the hands of the dark forces brings the Adlers and Prairie Winds team together in predictably, unpredictable ways.Bronx
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