Savage Sanctuary: a Dire Wolves Mission (The Devil's Dires book 2)
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He’d been trying to hide his worry beneath a smile and some good conversation, not that doing either of those things was difficult with Amy around. She was funny, a little quirky, and downright interesting. But she was also nervous, and he didn’t want to worry her more by letting her see mission-Levi. He’d had to sneak looks in the rearview to check for headlights, had to monitor traffic while also trying hard to concentrate on her, had to ignore the pings on his cell from his team as they moved... closer to her pack.
This whole being mated thing was trickier than he’d thought it would be.
He checked the rearview again for any sign of a tail. Finding the road behind him dark and empty did nothing to ease his mind, though. Their getaway had gone too smoothly, been too easy. He was completely unable to relax even without a direct threat, but he wasn’t sure if it was the mission as a whole or the Amy-being-his-mate part of it that was making him so edgy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’d been trying to hide his worry beneath a smile and some good conversation, not that doing either of those things was difficult with Amy around. She was funny, a little quirky, and downright interesting. But she was also nervous, and he didn’t want to worry her more by letting her see mission-Levi. He’d had to sneak looks in the rearview to check for headlights, had to monitor traffic while also trying hard to concentrate on her, had to ignore the pings on his cell from his team as they moved... closer to her pack.
This whole being mated thing was trickier than he’d thought it would be.
He checked the rearview again for any sign of a tail. Finding the road behind him dark and empty did nothing to ease his mind, though. Their getaway had gone too smoothly, been too easy. He was completely unable to relax even without a direct threat, but he wasn’t sure if it was the mission as a whole or the Amy-being-his-mate part of it that was making him so edgy.
What to read after Savage Sanctuary: a Dire Wolves Mission (The Devil's Dires book 2)?
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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