(Book Two of the Blue Moon Series) to those of you who haven't read the first book All it took was one look, I would suggest doing so to save all the confusion. [WARNING: There is boyxboy action so if you don't like it DON'T READ IT!] It's been a few months since Aiden and Liam took their place as Alpha, Avery is still standing by Aiden's side as his loyal protector but something is kind of getting in the way of his duty, and that thing or should he say, person, is beyond annoying and persistent Caleb Carmichael. After the whole ordeal with Zackary, Caleb and his twin sister Robin are settled now at the Blue Moon pack house. Robin has found her mate but Caleb doesn't want one knowing nothing good would come of it but he does want the sexy and all too serious Avery Chandler. So how is he going to break the constant wall that Avery has put up and get under that thick hide of his? And how come every time you finally get what you want, something always has to come along and ruin it?

Lorsque Kellin quitte le Michigan pour San Diego, il appréhende énormément. Nouvelle ville, nouveau lycée... Malgré sa vie déjà bien difficile, il s'attend encore à tout, surtout au pire. Et il a raison. Car quand il s'attire les foudres de Vic, le type le plus redouté de l'école... Il se doute que cette année ne sera pas aussi calme qu'il l'aurait espéré. (Traduction de la fiction de thekellinunderthevic)

Kaidan is a young man in college, struggling for money. When he turns to an unconventional method of making money, he meets Jay, a mysterious man with more than money behind him. Will Kaidan admit his feelings for Jay despite their differences or will his love remain unrequited forever? (Will contain BoyxBoy action. Please don't read if you're uncomfortable with that sort of thing)

Clara et Alex vont réaliser un des rêves qu'une bonne partie de la population voudrait vivre: rester enfermés dans un centre commercial durant tout un weekend. Tout un weekend à engloutir des chips et à profiter des bons lits moelleux du rayon literie. Mais alors que leur nuit débute merveilleusement bien, elle va rapidement virer au cauchemar, lorsqu'ils vont réaliser qu'ils ne sont pas seuls dans le magasin. Plusieurs silhouettes se déplacent entre les rayons et ne semblent avoir qu'un seul but; tuer ces deux étrangers.

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