John Greed lived up to his name, so he took up jogging, unaware that his life would drastically change in the coming weeks of sweat and toil He would meet an inquisitive fox one morning, but what then? Would it run or stay? The answer is opaque, the journey paranormal, but one thing is sure - John
Running Free
β Scribed by Webster, K
- Book ID
- 109326055
- Publisher
- K Webster
- Year
- 2015
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 609 KB
- Series
- Woodland Creek
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Frankie Aleen, a Doberman-shifter, has lived her life in and out of both foster homes and animal shelters. Without a mentor to guide her through the trials of shapeshifting, she was left to struggle to find balance between that of human and dog. Five years ago, though, she ran away from Chicago and ended up in the quaint town of Woodland Creek, Indiana, at the age of seventeen and finally found a safe harbor. An owl-shifter, Otis Brock, took her in and has been a father figure to her ever since.
Even though Frankie, now a bartender, has a wild, rebellious streak, she feels obligated to seek out other abandoned shifters to provide mentorship of her own. Frankieβs safe haven is threatened, however, when teen shifters start turning up dead around Woodland Pond, and she makes it her mission to find the perpetrator and seek justice.
But when one of Woodland Creek PDβs finest, Detective Gunnar Mason, starts sniffing around, he begins to notice that each of the deceased teens are somehow linked to that of the sexy, mysterious bartender with a sharp tongue. He doesnβt want her out of his sight until heβs sure sheβs not responsible for the deaths that are stacking up. Things arenβt what they seem in Woodland Creek and heβs sure that Frankie is harboring a dark secretβa secret that may be the key to solving the entire case.
Will Frankie become distracted from her quest for justice by the handsome detective that seems immune to her powers of intimidation? What will happen when Gunnar discovers secrets that werenβt ever meant to be uncovered by humans?
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