โ Scribed by Tressie Lockwood
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Jarrika has inherited an inn at the base of a beautiful mountain in Oregon, or so she thinks. When she gets there, the angry and cold owner, sexy coyote shifter Jack Summers, tells her shes the victim of an elaborate lie. Destitute with no idea what she will do next, Jarrika is dependent on Jacks good graces. She buys time at the inn using her cooking skills to feed the bottomless pit that is Jack and his pet coyote Casey. When time doesnt heal all wounds, the ghost of Jacks great-grandmother must bring together an emotionally scarred shifter and the woman meant to be his mate.
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