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Surprised by Forever: The Wolves of Belle Fourche
Revised and Updated re-release
The Wolves of Belle Fourche continues with Bruce and Lincoln...
Bruce Walker, Beta of the Belle Fourche Pack, is tasked with liquidating the assets of Martin White - the man who almost killed the Alpha Mate and put the Belle Fourche Pack at risk. Bruce is feeling good about his life. He rid the pack of Martin White, freeing them from his abuse, and he saved the life of the Alpha Mate. Now all he has left to do is sell off a cabin outside of Hot Springs, South Dakota, an hour away from Belle Fourche. He finds out that he is being helped in the sale by an inexperienced, young real estate agent and Bruce is in no mood to deal with inexperience. He his loses his cool just a few moments too soon and has to swallow his words when the young realtor, Lincoln Frost, turns out to be his forever mate. Bruce has to overcome his own harsh words and the owner of the Frost Real Estate Agency, Lincoln’s domineering and bullying father.
Lincoln Frost sees Bruce as just another in a long line of assholes he has to deal with in his life. Facing down the man after his tirade, he is shocked by the handsomeness of the man and the man’s abrupt change of tone. An uneasy truce is formed that soon blossoms into romance, but can this new love survive Lincoln’s oppressive father, Adam Frost, and Lincoln’s own lack of confidence?
Both men are surprised by forever.
The Wolves of Belle Fourche continues with Bruce and Lincoln...
Bruce Walker, Beta of the Belle Fourche Pack, is tasked with liquidating the assets of Martin White - the man who almost killed the Alpha Mate and put the Belle Fourche Pack at risk. Bruce is feeling good about his life. He rid the pack of Martin White, freeing them from his abuse, and he saved the life of the Alpha Mate. Now all he has left to do is sell off a cabin outside of Hot Springs, South Dakota, an hour away from Belle Fourche. He finds out that he is being helped in the sale by an inexperienced, young real estate agent and Bruce is in no mood to deal with inexperience. He his loses his cool just a few moments too soon and has to swallow his words when the young realtor, Lincoln Frost, turns out to be his forever mate. Bruce has to overcome his own harsh words and the owner of the Frost Real Estate Agency, Lincoln’s domineering and bullying father.
Lincoln Frost sees Bruce as just another in a long line of assholes he has to deal with in his life. Facing down the man after his tirade, he is shocked by the handsomeness of the man and the man’s abrupt change of tone. An uneasy truce is formed that soon blossoms into romance, but can this new love survive Lincoln’s oppressive father, Adam Frost, and Lincoln’s own lack of confidence?
Both men are surprised by forever.
78 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 23, 2015
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B.A. Stretke
171 books406 followersB.A. Stretke is a Gay Romance and fiction author who publishes through Dreamspinner Press, LLC, and Amazon.com
B.A Stretke began writing as a hobby. He read his first Jane Austen novel as a teen and was instantly hooked. The age-old dream of being a novelist took hold. Now long into adulthood, and a few years as an editor under his belt, B.A. is a full-time writer. B.A. spends his days reading, engaging in sarcasm, and plotting the next storyline, often leaving little headspace for much else. He loves hiking through the Northern Michigan woods he calls home, often finding inspiration for his books. Writing and finding that perfect cup of coffee occupy the rest of his time.
B.A. Stretke lives in Northern Michigan with one royally spoiled cat and his dear friends and family.
You can connect with B.A. Stretke on his website: www.bastretke.com
Follow me on twitter at https://twitter.com/BAStretkeWriter
Like me on Facebook! - B.A. Stretke
B.A Stretke began writing as a hobby. He read his first Jane Austen novel as a teen and was instantly hooked. The age-old dream of being a novelist took hold. Now long into adulthood, and a few years as an editor under his belt, B.A. is a full-time writer. B.A. spends his days reading, engaging in sarcasm, and plotting the next storyline, often leaving little headspace for much else. He loves hiking through the Northern Michigan woods he calls home, often finding inspiration for his books. Writing and finding that perfect cup of coffee occupy the rest of his time.
B.A. Stretke lives in Northern Michigan with one royally spoiled cat and his dear friends and family.
You can connect with B.A. Stretke on his website: www.bastretke.com
Follow me on twitter at https://twitter.com/BAStretkeWriter
Like me on Facebook! - B.A. Stretke
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January 6, 2020
I was really glad that Bruce found his mate, Lincoln. They were great together and I loved the way that Bruce handled Lincoln's domineering and abusive father. The characters were interesting and I'm excited to read about what happens in the next book. This was excellent. =)
October 29, 2025
3,71⭐️
February 19, 2017
One forbthebheasry
Good story I like this series better then Pack Rules there is a lot less crammer issues and the characters care also better
Good story I like this series better then Pack Rules there is a lot less crammer issues and the characters care also better
April 3, 2016
After almost killing his Alpha’s mate Bruce has tried to find a way to prove himself to Caleb and Jack. He does just that by killing Martin. By killing Martin Bruce is the one who has to get rid of all of Martin’s belonging since he does not have a will. He goes into the Real Estate Agency throwing his weight around trying to get someone who is more qualified than Lincoln. Bruce want to be through with everything ever dealing with Martin. While he his yelling at the receptionist to get him someone more qualified Lincoln comes up behind him and says there are other agents that he can use. What Bruce never expected was that the guy he was trying to get rid of and out of his hair was his Mate. Will Lincoln be able to forgive Bruce for all of the harsh things that Bruce has said about him? Will Bruce be able to get Lincoln to trust him? Will they be able to get past everything that is standing in their way?
October 31, 2015
Fairly enjoyable story with a few little detractors. The MC didn't seem to have genuine or believable reactions to several things in the story including the sudden use of the word "mates" and the appearance of the wolf. I was disappointed that the sex scene we were building toward was so very short, a sort of what-bam-thank-you-Sam. There were some proofing issues with shifting tenses and I thought the shifting perspective between the two main characters was a little distracting. All of this aside, I would definitely read the next book in the series.
October 31, 2015
Fairly enjoyable story with a few little detractors. The MC didn't seem to have genuine or believable reactions to several things in the story including the sudden use of the word "mates" and the appearance of the wolf. I was disappointed that the sex scene we were building toward was so very short, a sort of what-bam-thank-you-Sam. There were some proofing issues with shifting tenses and I thought the shifting perspective between the two main characters was a little distracting. All of this aside, I would definitely read the next book in the series
February 9, 2015
Great!
Great second story in this series. Love the characters, the storyline and I can't wait to see more. Well written, engaging with some humor. Great start to this shifter series!
Great second story in this series. Love the characters, the storyline and I can't wait to see more. Well written, engaging with some humor. Great start to this shifter series!
February 12, 2016
So glad it works out
It's always hard to read abuse in a story. It's amazing that Lincoln turned out so well. I really like the finishing touch with the dad being thought as crazy.
It's always hard to read abuse in a story. It's amazing that Lincoln turned out so well. I really like the finishing touch with the dad being thought as crazy.
March 22, 2016
Great book.
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