โ Scribed by Lei Carol
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Warning: For Mature
Adult Audiences. Contains language and
actions some may deem offensive.
Sexually explicit content. MM
(M-preg series)
In book two of the
Cascade Pack: Blaine moved to Sleepy Hills, Oregon after months of running, constantly
having to look over his shoulder, afraid and jumping at his own shadow. He slowly makes new friends, even letting his
guard down enough to try to date. Blaine
quickly learns that not everything is what it seems.
Elliot Wolfenson has
been waiting months for his mate to settle enough to finally meet him in person
instead of just emailing. He finds
himself trying to control his wolf so he doesnt send his mate running before
he gains his trust. But when his mate
witnesses something that shouldn't have happened, Elliot is on the verge of
losing the one man meant to be his future.
When Blaine's past
comes looking for him, will Elliot be able to save Blaine and their
relationship in time? Or will he lose
everything he has always wanted?
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