Bought by a Bear
Emerald City Shifters, Book 6
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Bought by a Bear
Narrated by:
Meghan Kelly
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Narrated by:
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Meghan Kelly
About this listen
As the emcee of a charity auction for WishGranters Foundation, Olivia isn't on the bidding list. That doesn't stop billionaire Jensen Meade from offering six million dollars for an evening of her time. He's a perfect gentleman, and they're soon spending all their time together despite her wariness after a previous bad relationship. He knows she's his mate, but she doesn't yet know he's a bear-shifter, and it seems like the wrong time to tell her when someone who's been stalking him switches focus to Olivia instead.
This is part of the Emerald City Shifters series, but all stories may be heard as standalones.
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