The Write Bear (Highland Brothers 1)
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He ran over the roots and muddy parts of the trail, letting his claws sink into the dirt. His bear needed to emerge. Riley’s scent and taste had stirred the beast beyond control. He needed a chance to get out and run.
Hudson stopped on the trail, his nose lifting in the wind. His family had owned the acres around Highland House for well over a hundred years. It had passed down to the alpha of the family. Once his father died, he and his brothers decided to share the family home.
There we...re laws of nature they couldn’t ignore, but when they found a way to tap into the human side of themselves, they tried. Sharing wasn’t a bear trait, but the Highland brothers had found a way to make it work.
There were bear traits he enjoyed. Nights like this one, when he could use his physical form to burn energy. To explore the world through primitive eyes. Everything smelled sweeter. Colors were more vibrant. The tastes of the woods spicier and more savory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He ran over the roots and muddy parts of the trail, letting his claws sink into the dirt. His bear needed to emerge. Riley’s scent and taste had stirred the beast beyond control. He needed a chance to get out and run.
Hudson stopped on the trail, his nose lifting in the wind. His family had owned the acres around Highland House for well over a hundred years. It had passed down to the alpha of the family. Once his father died, he and his brothers decided to share the family home.
There we...re laws of nature they couldn’t ignore, but when they found a way to tap into the human side of themselves, they tried. Sharing wasn’t a bear trait, but the Highland brothers had found a way to make it work.
There were bear traits he enjoyed. Nights like this one, when he could use his physical form to burn energy. To explore the world through primitive eyes. Everything smelled sweeter. Colors were more vibrant. The tastes of the woods spicier and more savory.
What to read after The Write Bear (Highland Brothers 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meredith Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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