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Midnight Creatures: A Werecat and Werewolf Romance
Alpha Connor has a mission; to bring together two packs and give them back what belongs to them. As a powerful wizard, he can detect magic and break spells.
The clock is ticking, people are dying and he has to act fast, even if this means that he will have to lock those who trusted him the most, in order to execute his plans.
But, when there is no other way out, he is set to take a path that could cost his life. Will Atticus and Lunaris reach on time before things get messier?
The clock is ticking, people are dying and he has to act fast, even if this means that he will have to lock those who trusted him the most, in order to execute his plans.
But, when there is no other way out, he is set to take a path that could cost his life. Will Atticus and Lunaris reach on time before things get messier?
165 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 7, 2022
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February 23, 2023
Werewolf story with a couple of different elements
It was nice to read a series that included different types of weres. It was also a change to have an Alpha who was reasonable and it was a story about overcoming differences/prejudices and building strong ties with friends and family as opposed to just being the usual erotic hate/abuse of a female were by family or other wolves and turned into a very improbable love story. It has jokes, action, drama, romance, suspense and was overall a pleasure to read.
It was nice to read a series that included different types of weres. It was also a change to have an Alpha who was reasonable and it was a story about overcoming differences/prejudices and building strong ties with friends and family as opposed to just being the usual erotic hate/abuse of a female were by family or other wolves and turned into a very improbable love story. It has jokes, action, drama, romance, suspense and was overall a pleasure to read.
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