She thinks I’m too young to want forever. She’s about to find out exactly how wrong she is.
Wolf Ranch: Brazen, and all new reverse age gap, single mom shifter romance, and book 12 in the bestselling Wolf Ranch series by bestselling authors Renee Rose and Vanessa Vale is available now!
PACK RULE #12: ALWAYS SATISFY YOUR MATE.
The beautiful single mom has a secret.
It’s not why she walked away from an IndyCar pit crew job.
Or the reason she chose Cooper Valley when she could work anywhere in the world.
It’s that her five-year-old son smells like a wolf.
My alpha wants to know what she might be hiding. I don’t care about that.
My wolf made the call: She’s my mate. That means the pup is mine too, blood or not.
Except I’ve got a rep as the cockiest, most brazen rodeo player in three counties.
She takes one look at me and decides I’m good for exactly one thing. Fine by me. I’ll take it.
We strike a bargain: I’m the only one who gets to touch her.
No labels. No strings. Just heat, and as much of me and what I can give her.
Every night I have her, I’m winning. Every time she lets her guard down, I’m in a little deeper.
She thinks I’m too young to want forever. She’s about to find out exactly how wrong she is.
She’s mine. The pup’s mine. And I don’t intend to let either go.
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My heart hammered against my chest. “Y-you’re one of them, aren’t you?”
He blinked. Didn’t move. Barely breathed. And didn’t evade. “Yeah. I’m a wolf.”
“Get out.” I hastily picked up his clothes and threw them at him, his shirt bouncing off his bare chest and falling to the floor at his feet.
While he held his jeans, Sam held his free palm out. “Easy, Clio. I’m safe. I’m the safest man in the world for you.” His voice was low and soft. Gentle, even.
I shook my head, looking away. Oh my God. I wasn’t scared. I was pissed.
I’d been so stupid! How had I missed the signs?
Sam was crazy strong, just like Ted. He had that same cocky swagger I’d assumed was because he’d ridden on the back of a bronc and survived. It was no wonder how he’d done that now. He’d climbed up the rafters to sit beside JT. He hadn’t been the least bit afraid, just like JT. That wasn’t normal!
“Hey.” Sam kept his voice soft. He hadn’t moved, as if he were afraid one slight twitch and I’d freak even more.
I felt like puking. Like running. Like he’d tricked me.
I pointed toward the door. “I want you out. I…I don’t…I’m not doing this again. Never again.”
Sam’s brows lowered. “Did he hurt you?” There was a sharpness in his tone that told me he would make Ted pay if he had.
The question knocked the wind out of me. My frenzy to get rid of him and the panic in my body vanished in an instant, replaced by a wall of grief that crashed into me, nearly knocking me down.
It was heavy, bending me at the waist so I had to put my hands on my thighs for support.
Yes, Ted had hurt me. But not the way Sam thought.
“Did. He. Hurt. You?”
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