The Mating Chase (Werewolves of Montana)
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Beth became suddenly aware of how she barely reached his chin. For the first time in her life, she felt small and delicate compared to this muscled Lupine.
He held out a hand. “Come with me.”
Anxiety churned in her stomach, but she took his hand and followed him out the back door.
Beneath a cloudless sky, they followed a path of flagstones flanked by plants she recognized as mountain bluet. It would be lovely in mid-summer, she thought.
To her surprise, the pathway led to a wild garden. A riot o...f greenery spilled down the sloped incline. Against a backdrop of aspen trees, Dale had cultivated rugged bitterroot and lemon yellow sage buttercup, accented by local rocks and stones.
In summer, the small, quiet space would be alive with brilliant color. In the fall, the golden glow of the changing aspens would sharply contrast the pine forest.
Smiling, she turned. “I like your choice of flora.”
“Aspens planted near a house ward off evil spirits.” Dale murmured. “I planted them to ward off Skins.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beth became suddenly aware of how she barely reached his chin. For the first time in her life, she felt small and delicate compared to this muscled Lupine.
He held out a hand. “Come with me.”
Anxiety churned in her stomach, but she took his hand and followed him out the back door.
Beneath a cloudless sky, they followed a path of flagstones flanked by plants she recognized as mountain bluet. It would be lovely in mid-summer, she thought.
To her surprise, the pathway led to a wild garden. A riot o...f greenery spilled down the sloped incline. Against a backdrop of aspen trees, Dale had cultivated rugged bitterroot and lemon yellow sage buttercup, accented by local rocks and stones.
In summer, the small, quiet space would be alive with brilliant color. In the fall, the golden glow of the changing aspens would sharply contrast the pine forest.
Smiling, she turned. “I like your choice of flora.”
“Aspens planted near a house ward off evil spirits.” Dale murmured. “I planted them to ward off Skins.”
What to read after The Mating Chase (Werewolves of Montana)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonnie Vanak to read onlineMoreLess
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