Little Red (Not Quite the Fairy Tale #5)
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It wasn’t like an actual Prince might ever give her a second glance.
As the Alphas didn't have children, she was still viewed as the pack princess by most of her people, but that meant nothing outside of their borders. A pack princess’s job was to ensure that the vulnerable wolves were cared for; the young, the recluse, the wounded who didn't feel comfortable appealing to the Alphas came to her. There was no tiara, no fanfare about it. She was pretty sure the Prince of an actual kingdom was ...after a docile distressing damsel, and she had too much sense to even fantasize about what ifs… but she wanted to find that kind of attraction again. That was why she didn’t fuck her way through the attractive single males; but was it why she didn’t want to mate?
Possibly. Probably.
“Ok, yes. I want to like my mate. Hell, I’d like to love my mate. There’s no one I see that way here, and I’d prefer to be alone than matched against my wishes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It wasn’t like an actual Prince might ever give her a second glance.
As the Alphas didn't have children, she was still viewed as the pack princess by most of her people, but that meant nothing outside of their borders. A pack princess’s job was to ensure that the vulnerable wolves were cared for; the young, the recluse, the wounded who didn't feel comfortable appealing to the Alphas came to her. There was no tiara, no fanfare about it. She was pretty sure the Prince of an actual kingdom was ...after a docile distressing damsel, and she had too much sense to even fantasize about what ifs… but she wanted to find that kind of attraction again. That was why she didn’t fuck her way through the attractive single males; but was it why she didn’t want to mate?
Possibly. Probably.
“Ok, yes. I want to like my mate. Hell, I’d like to love my mate. There’s no one I see that way here, and I’d prefer to be alone than matched against my wishes.
What to read after Little Red (Not Quite the Fairy Tale #5)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May Sage to read onlineMoreLess
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