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from Heather Young-Nichols
I don’t make rules. I make decisions.
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Everyone talks about their rules. Rules for dating, for running their lives… yeah. I don’t do that. When I decide something isn’t for me, I never revisit the subject.
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That is… until Urban shows up.
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I’m a teacher. He’s a professional baseball player. In the summer, I work at a camp that’s affiliated with the Kalamazoo Knights. This year… Urban just so happens to be volunteering.
He’s a ball player, and I don’t do ball players. Actually, I’m not much of a relationship girl. Relationships are messy. Feelings get you into trouble.
Knowing that, how is Urban making me rethink something that I already made a decision about? I don’t know the how of it, but it’s really irritating.
So are his muscles… and face… and just everything.
I don’t want to fall for him which means I decide not to. Yet I can’t really keep myself.
Suddenly… I want the player.
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I thought nothing could be worse than my father’s rule.
I was wrong.
Finding out the truth about my mother fills a hole in my life but it also puts me in danger. And because he’d die to protect me, it puts Orin in danger.
My mother wasn’t at all what my father said when he dropped tiny morsels. She was a werewolf from a dying pack. One in which the women don’t make it through childbirth. The rate dropping, the pack is willing to take desperate measures.
Secrets will be uncovered. A world I couldn’t have dreamed up opens up and it’s not good.
Once again, there’s danger around every corner and this time… I might lose the only thing that means anything to me.
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Fate brought me to the woods that night.
I thought I was exploring. Finally doing something that I’d been afraid to do.
I was pulled to Northern Michigan to a desolate area where no one lived. Except people did live there. Or rather, Gremlins and Goblins did.
At first, I didn’t believe them. Then I couldn’t deny it.
I saved one of them and for that, they would keep me safe.
Except no one can keep me safe.