My daddy said I shouldn’t take candy from strangers, Jilly answered. The woman smiled, and so did several other tall yellow-haired ladies with her. The tall woman with yellow hair held out the piece of candy to Jilly Fallon. Thirteen Years Earlier, King, Pennsylvania This book contains sweet males, a feisty female, and plenty of scorching m/f/m action. When problems arise in their hometown of King, Pennsylvania, it turns out that the males aren’t the only ones who don’t approve of their mating.īe prepared for two males with plans to hold onto their mate forever, a female searching for a place to call home, and an enemy who is always looking for new ways to wreak havoc in the males’ lives. Tristan and Micah Harrison would do anything to keep Melody safe, even if it means walking away from the Ashland Pride and their own family forever. She goes with them to their old home in Pennsylvania but finds an even chillier reception than she found in Ashland. After being rescued from her own people by two mountain lions, she knows that she’s found not just one mate, but two. To Joyce B., my sisterfriend, I’m proud to call you friend.Īll mountain-lion Melody Marx ever wanted was to find her mate and start a family. Sincere thanks to Amanda Pederick for beta-reading, writing the curse poem, and brain-storming with me. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events or locations is coincidental.ĭisclaimer: The material in this book is for mature audiences only and contains graphic sexual content and is intended for those older than the age of 18 only. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the product of the author’s imagination and not to be construed as real. Thank you for respecting the hard work of the author.
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