
Shifter
Black Bear, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Steven Washington
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By:
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Emerald Wright
About this listen
Part one of a serial cliffhanger!
An island to himself, will loner bear-shifter Ryker open his heart to a woman on the run from her abusive spouse?
A loner by nature, Ryker needs a day to himself to allow his inner bear out. So he hikes up to Emerald Lake.
Charlene never meant to be in trouble, but for whatever reason, trouble has a bad habit of finding her. She's running from a monster. A monster who has made a habit of beating her nearly every week since they got married and she's had enough. She's on the run and leaving her soon to be ex-husband behind. For good.
Will they be able to overcome their challenges and embrace the love that's destined to be theirs?
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