Lone Wolf (The Westervelt Wolves, book 8)
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The boatman pointed to the island up ahead. “Strange things happen over there. My personal opinion is that the island houses some kind of cult.”If only. She sighed. More like an island of death.Not always. And you know better than that. Her wolf growled.“Yes.” She held the wad of cash up in her hand and handed it to the captain. He was a fisherman. She couldn’t blame him for being terrified of Westervelt. Any sane person would be. But his poverty won over his good sense and he took the money fro...m her palm. Like the jacket she wore to cover up her clothes, she’d stolen his payment several hours earlier in a truck stop in New Jersey.The poor woman had gone to the bathroom and left her coat and purse at her chair. Foolish, but perhaps she’d thought her husband would watch them. When he’d been too busy checking out the waitress’ tits, Carrie had made her move.Her skin itched at having stolen from those people. But what choice did she have? To get back to Westervelt, penniless and freezing in her human skin would be akin to sprouting wings and galloping with unicorns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The boatman pointed to the island up ahead. “Strange things happen over there. My personal opinion is that the island houses some kind of cult.”If only. She sighed. More like an island of death.Not always. And you know better than that. Her wolf growled.“Yes.” She held the wad of cash up in her hand and handed it to the captain. He was a fisherman. She couldn’t blame him for being terrified of Westervelt. Any sane person would be. But his poverty won over his good sense and he took the money fro...m her palm. Like the jacket she wore to cover up her clothes, she’d stolen his payment several hours earlier in a truck stop in New Jersey.The poor woman had gone to the bathroom and left her coat and purse at her chair. Foolish, but perhaps she’d thought her husband would watch them. When he’d been too busy checking out the waitress’ tits, Carrie had made her move.Her skin itched at having stolen from those people. But what choice did she have? To get back to Westervelt, penniless and freezing in her human skin would be akin to sprouting wings and galloping with unicorns.
What to read after Lone Wolf (The Westervelt Wolves, book 8)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rebecca Royce to read onlineMoreLess
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