โ Scribed by Wolfgang Glasscock
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
I'm an ordinary human male, and I've never bothered with werewolves before. My family, even though I never speak to them, would be ashamed of me. And what would my best friend think, now that she's lost her mind? I have to make a choice: either stand with my mates or bleed humanity dry... Working as an upscale waiter isn't what Bryan wants, but the job pays the bills. Life is seemingly okay.
Then Dale, a billionaire, walks on through and asks for a table. He being suave and tall attracts Bryan immediately, and after serving him, he's totally taken.
One thing though: Dale is a werewolf in hiding, and when Bryan finds himself attacked by a similar beast at night, he balks at what might be the most dangerous hottie around.
Meanwhile, his best friend rallies the town to hunt the werewolf dead. Except Bryan finds out the werewolf is Dale, and they're already falling for one another.
Bryan wants to understand his fated mate, but an unknown beta male and local riot threatens him... Only by the depth of werewolf-human relations will Bryan weather his adversity and overcome his trimester troubles.
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