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Mid NFW Mayhem #4
Ragnar
Having had her soul torn open by Scripture, Songs Sorghum didn’t have a need for nobody’s church. A woman who never met religion she could stomach, and only one male that she could trust, the second-to-last thing she’d wanted was a husband. The very last thing she’d wanted was a husband who was a preacher, regardless of how fine he was.
Rev. Justice Harper was a man ahead of his time. The last thing he pretended to be was a good preacher but he damn sure was going to do all within his power to be a good man. Progressive even by today’s standards, he referred to God by both genders, women as equal, and himself as an as*hole. After an act of cowardice ended up with him being married to the most beautiful woman he’d ever seen, he’d vowed to put Songs first, any children they had a close second, and anyone who tried to hurt them in the ground.
Selah Harper was an educated woman. Her mama had taught her to make moonshine, track, fish, hunt, and say NO with conviction. Her daddy had taught her how to throw a punch, how to read, and how to kill a man five different ways. But more than that, he’d taught her how a man should treat her.
Darioush Jendayi hated humans. He despised humans. He loathed humans. He also hated most shifters that weren’t related to him. For that matter he hated many who were … and they hated him just as hard. The only thing he hated more than humans was the American south. After being sent so far north he’d been near the Arctic Circle, he’d vowed that the only reason he’d return to the south was to burn that motherf*cker to the ground –all of it, not just Atlanta. Summoned back to that forsaken bit of dirt sprawled beneath the Mason-Dixon Line by his mama, he planned to see what she demanded and head back to Alaska as fast as shifterly possible … and then he met Selah Harper.
Bering No Last Name Given was the only being that Darioush didn’t hate, which was fitting because Darioush was the only being that he didn’t want to outright kill – maim a little bit but not outright kill. The perfect pairing, Darioush didn’t like anybody; Bering didn’t trust anybody.
Even though American shifter royalty stopped using titles after the War of Independence, Princess Aviva Jendayi is a princess all because of her grandmamma. Songs Harper didn’t give a damn whether or not her daddy wanted to be called ‘king’ but she’d decided that her daughter Selah was damn well going to be called ‘queen’ and that’s how she became princess. Being taught how to say NO by her moonshining, hell-raising grandmamma; being taught never to simply accept what life tries to give you by her queen-pilot mom; being taught that she was the mf’ing sh*t by her bad azz daddy and having her equally bad azz Uncle Bering sign off on it; and being taught how to f*ck people up by the whole Jendayi-Harper clan, she was ready to take Europe by storm and any male who got in her way straight to h*ll.
HRH Ragnar Deonté is not simply shifter royalty, he is what other royals aspire to become. With the trademark Deonté fineness, those billions of Deustche Marks, and the position of Crown Prince, the world is his for the having … and he knows it … and acts like it. And that’s why Aviva hates, loathes, and despises him, kicks him in the crown jewels, and goes back to Alaska-land of real men. Despite not wanting to, Ragnar loves Aviva, which is why he follows her. While he might be the sh*t in Europe, in the wilds of Alaska surrounded by males who call Aviva family, and males who call her daddy a danger unlike no other, he knows he better bring it or chance being sent home in pieces.
Rev. Justice Harper was a man ahead of his time. The last thing he pretended to be was a good preacher but he damn sure was going to do all within his power to be a good man. Progressive even by today’s standards, he referred to God by both genders, women as equal, and himself as an as*hole. After an act of cowardice ended up with him being married to the most beautiful woman he’d ever seen, he’d vowed to put Songs first, any children they had a close second, and anyone who tried to hurt them in the ground.
Selah Harper was an educated woman. Her mama had taught her to make moonshine, track, fish, hunt, and say NO with conviction. Her daddy had taught her how to throw a punch, how to read, and how to kill a man five different ways. But more than that, he’d taught her how a man should treat her.
Darioush Jendayi hated humans. He despised humans. He loathed humans. He also hated most shifters that weren’t related to him. For that matter he hated many who were … and they hated him just as hard. The only thing he hated more than humans was the American south. After being sent so far north he’d been near the Arctic Circle, he’d vowed that the only reason he’d return to the south was to burn that motherf*cker to the ground –all of it, not just Atlanta. Summoned back to that forsaken bit of dirt sprawled beneath the Mason-Dixon Line by his mama, he planned to see what she demanded and head back to Alaska as fast as shifterly possible … and then he met Selah Harper.
Bering No Last Name Given was the only being that Darioush didn’t hate, which was fitting because Darioush was the only being that he didn’t want to outright kill – maim a little bit but not outright kill. The perfect pairing, Darioush didn’t like anybody; Bering didn’t trust anybody.
Even though American shifter royalty stopped using titles after the War of Independence, Princess Aviva Jendayi is a princess all because of her grandmamma. Songs Harper didn’t give a damn whether or not her daddy wanted to be called ‘king’ but she’d decided that her daughter Selah was damn well going to be called ‘queen’ and that’s how she became princess. Being taught how to say NO by her moonshining, hell-raising grandmamma; being taught never to simply accept what life tries to give you by her queen-pilot mom; being taught that she was the mf’ing sh*t by her bad azz daddy and having her equally bad azz Uncle Bering sign off on it; and being taught how to f*ck people up by the whole Jendayi-Harper clan, she was ready to take Europe by storm and any male who got in her way straight to h*ll.
HRH Ragnar Deonté is not simply shifter royalty, he is what other royals aspire to become. With the trademark Deonté fineness, those billions of Deustche Marks, and the position of Crown Prince, the world is his for the having … and he knows it … and acts like it. And that’s why Aviva hates, loathes, and despises him, kicks him in the crown jewels, and goes back to Alaska-land of real men. Despite not wanting to, Ragnar loves Aviva, which is why he follows her. While he might be the sh*t in Europe, in the wilds of Alaska surrounded by males who call Aviva family, and males who call her daddy a danger unlike no other, he knows he better bring it or chance being sent home in pieces.
First published July 4, 2009
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Jeanie Johnson
69 books63 followersTwo pens...one-of-a-kind adventures...zero apologies.
A kickazz tag-team bound together by the pen, Jeanie (the shagalicious wordslinger) and Jayha (the literary badazz) are forces of nature that will either leave you begging for mercy or begging for more.
We are women who have brains we aren't afraid to use; feelings we aren't afraid to express; and, middle fingers that we aren’t afraid to extend. We pen stories that push all kinds of boundaries and we don’t apologize for it. Our heroines are feisty; our heroes are hot, and our stories are one-of-a-kind adventures.
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A kickazz tag-team bound together by the pen, Jeanie (the shagalicious wordslinger) and Jayha (the literary badazz) are forces of nature that will either leave you begging for mercy or begging for more.
We are women who have brains we aren't afraid to use; feelings we aren't afraid to express; and, middle fingers that we aren’t afraid to extend. We pen stories that push all kinds of boundaries and we don’t apologize for it. Our heroines are feisty; our heroes are hot, and our stories are one-of-a-kind adventures.
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July 25, 2014
It wasn't just one story, it was a whole bunch of stories in chronological order.
I liked it! - yay
There were lots of typos - boo
I don't feel like there was a gratuitous amount of sex.
I liked it! - yay
There were lots of typos - boo
I don't feel like there was a gratuitous amount of sex.
January 16, 2016
Bad Azz Daddy Squad
I wished that the fight scene was in the book. I love your stories so much. People think I'm
Crazy because I laugh out loud when reading your stories.
I wished that the fight scene was in the book. I love your stories so much. People think I'm
Crazy because I laugh out loud when reading your stories.
June 15, 2015
I loved the writing style of these two women. They write about educated women and men. Add the fact that they write about women having high moral and ethical values and accomplishments. Which I applaud. I loved the struggles that each of these women had. Also the men in these stories. There was no just one couple. It was cross generational. Different couples. Genuine characters and amazing attitudes. I loved there craziness. I loved there character.
October 17, 2014
I love all three stories Polar Bear series... I will indeed read more from these authors, this book was good and funny and the women don't take no shit just like the males dont
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