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Shifter: Black Bear, Book 2

By: Emerald Wright
Narrated by: Steven Washington
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Publisher's Summary

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?

This novella length story includes profane language, as well as adult and sexual content.

©2016 Manifestiny Entertainment, LLC & Emerald Wright (P)2016 Manifestiny Entertainment, LLC & Emerald Wright
Multicultural Paranormal
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