Dean: Marshall’s Shadow – Jaguar Shapeshifter Romance (Marshall's Shadow Book 2)
✍ Scribed by Kathi S. Barton
- Publisher
- World Castle Publishing, LLC
- Year
- 2020
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 129 KB
- Edition
- First edition
- Category
- Fiction
- City
- Pensacola;Florida
- ISBN
- 1951642406
- ASIN
- B084M96P1V
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
✦ Synopsis
Jaguar Shapeshifter Romance
Marshall’s Shadow
Sheppard Dean Oakley Rodney Heath Trenton
Isabella Booth was tired of all the sexist crap handed to her on a daily basis. When her father wouldn’t even consider her as an heir to his lawn care business because she wasn’t a man, and left it to her brother Hunter instead, she had done the next logical thing. She opened her own lawn care business, and it thrived.
Dean Marshall was renovating his family home. As far as the landscaping was concerned, he was told to go big or go home. When Shep invited the owner of the landscaping company to his home for dinner, Dean wanted to be there to see about getting some things done for his place. He didn’t mean for his jaguar to knock the woman to the ground.
Bella was thoroughly pissed when the big cat ruined her jeans and favorite shoes, and when he announced that they were mates, Bella was seeing red. No way, no how, was she having another sexist, overbearing man in her life. Not if she could help it….
✦ Subjects
Paranormal
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