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The Guardian Grizzly: The Selkirk Mountains Series - Book Three

By: Victoria Christine
Narrated by: Leslie Anne Sean
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Summary
 Redson Hatchette is a humble grizzly, never finding the right fit with a clan. He’s content working the ranch and controlling his rage-fueled animal. After a lonely upbringing, he’s not one to take orders or submit to an Alpha. Assuming he’s meant for the mundane life of being a ranch hand with an anger issue, he never expected his small world to be shaken up by a lowly clan of black bears in need of a Guardian.Marlow Grant is the sole provider for the oppressed clan of black bears she calls family. When a rural clan tries to starve out her siblings, Marlow calls on the promise of the Guardian. Stories from over the years claim there will be a grizzly who will come to their rescue, and she refuses to believe otherwise after meeting Redson Hatchette one fateful night.Will Redson accept his destiny as the saving grace for the clan of black bears?Will Marlow submit to Ropyr and Dripping Claw as a last resort?Will Redson and Marlow find their way to each other, or will he drive her into the arms of someone else?©2024 Kimmie Easley (P)2026 Kimmie Easley Fantasy Paranormal
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