Claiming His Fire
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All three sides of my personality were on the same side for once, and that agreement was wrapped around a sense of frustrating rage. The jackass had dared to touch my mate without her permission. He’d made her burn herself—set her own damn fingers on fire—to ward off his advances. Those red fingers, the obviously painful burns, had destroyed what control I’d found while being in the same building as her. I’d wanted to grab her and hide her away, wanted to protect her with my body. But that would... have been a bad decision, as she hadn’t seemed interested in having me help her in any way possible. That woman had some thick fucking walls around her, ones with turrets on top and guards with guns ready to shoot anyone who dared come near.
I’d had to leave the denhouse once I’d made sure Scarlett was okay. If I’d seen Magnus again—if I hadn’t felt Rebel punished him enough—I probably would have challenged him to a true shifter brawl, one settled with claws and teeth and blood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All three sides of my personality were on the same side for once, and that agreement was wrapped around a sense of frustrating rage. The jackass had dared to touch my mate without her permission. He’d made her burn herself—set her own damn fingers on fire—to ward off his advances. Those red fingers, the obviously painful burns, had destroyed what control I’d found while being in the same building as her. I’d wanted to grab her and hide her away, wanted to protect her with my body. But that would... have been a bad decision, as she hadn’t seemed interested in having me help her in any way possible. That woman had some thick fucking walls around her, ones with turrets on top and guards with guns ready to shoot anyone who dared come near.
I’d had to leave the denhouse once I’d made sure Scarlett was okay. If I’d seen Magnus again—if I hadn’t felt Rebel punished him enough—I probably would have challenged him to a true shifter brawl, one settled with claws and teeth and blood.
What to read after Claiming His Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Leigh to read onlineMoreLess
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