Runt of the Litter
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She was fully turned, and her wolf was no longer bound in a cage within her mind. The last couple of days had been a nightmare. This was her first chance outside. Her transition had been a nightmare, too. Days and nights filled with turning, changing, getting stronger. She stared down at her body shocked by the transformation.
The years of eating heartily had actually taken its toll. She looked healthy, full, and strong. Her stomach was rounded, her breasts huge, and she had a large set of hips ...and thighs. She loved her body.
Some would call her overweight, but to her, she loved it, and wouldn’t change a thing.
It was all because of Jack. She touched her mating mark on her neck, yearning for her mate.
She was going to go to him.
All this time he must have been going through torture knowing who she was and yet fearing her transition. She didn’t have any idea what he’d been going through until she finally transitioned, feeling him as her mate.
“You’re out here,” Rachel said, moving to stand beside her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was fully turned, and her wolf was no longer bound in a cage within her mind. The last couple of days had been a nightmare. This was her first chance outside. Her transition had been a nightmare, too. Days and nights filled with turning, changing, getting stronger. She stared down at her body shocked by the transformation.
The years of eating heartily had actually taken its toll. She looked healthy, full, and strong. Her stomach was rounded, her breasts huge, and she had a large set of hips ...and thighs. She loved her body.
Some would call her overweight, but to her, she loved it, and wouldn’t change a thing.
It was all because of Jack. She touched her mating mark on her neck, yearning for her mate.
She was going to go to him.
All this time he must have been going through torture knowing who she was and yet fearing her transition. She didn’t have any idea what he’d been going through until she finally transitioned, feeling him as her mate.
“You’re out here,” Rachel said, moving to stand beside her.
What to read after Runt of the Litter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sam Crescent to read onlineMoreLess
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