The Greater Good

The Greater Good

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"Who are you?" "A friend of your brother's," she responds coolly. "Though I'll admit we haven't been friends for long. In fact, I'm not even really sure we are friends- not after I shot him." Her fingers brush the gun strapped to her thigh. All the warmth leaves my body and is replaced with pure ice. My body freezes and I suddenly lose all sense as my mind begins to race. Noah couldn't be dead-she only said he shot him. There was a chance he could still be alive. But, if he were still alive, he would be suffering from blood loss. I've seen enough TV shows and movies to know that even the smallest gunshot wound could be serious. "Honestly, I did him a favor." My fear seems to be fueling the woman's fire. "That boy was far too sweet for this world. Think of it as preserving his beauty." She still hasn't said he was dead. He could still be alive. Every inch of my being wanted to throw myself at her and keep swinging until the obnoxious smirk left her face. My feet, however, remain stuck to the ground and I am left to stare at her as she stopped in front of me. "What do you want from me?" I demand, though my voice comes out as barely above a whisper. The woman's smirk widens into a smile that sent shivers down my spine. "Power."
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I felt the bed dip as he sat down on the other side but I focused solely on my task until I was done. "This is a pillow barrier. Meaning, you don't breach this side of the pillows." I instructed, my voice firm. "What if I don't want anything between us?" Phoenix said in a husky voice, and I risked a glance. Bad choice. His eyes were dark and his gaze was on my lips, to my chest, then back to my lips. "Eyes up here, buddy." I snapped the third time his eyes went down to my chest. All he did was turn off the lights. When it was dark, he whispered," Can't I admire what is mine?" I had no answer, and turned on my side. He sighed. Despite taking two naps today, I was out cold the minute my head hit my pillow. I could only hope that in the morning, the pillow barrier was still there. ***** Adira has a secret, one she would do anything to protect. She's built barriers around her heart, so strong that only the most powerful force could break them down. Adira was an Alpha's daughter, 19 years old, and didn't want a mate. She was too focused on figuring out what her deadly secret meant for her and those she loved. When she discovered her mate was Alpha Phoenix, she was sure the Moon Goddess was trying to punish her. As truths unfold and loyalty is put to the test, her secret comes to light. Those she loves and the ones who would hurt her without a second thought find out, and she finds out a certain Twin has her in his sights. Will she open up to Phoenix? Will he break down her walls? Or will they both drown in truth's untold? (The first book in the Hybrid Series.) #4 in Werewolf #4 in Possessive mate *You may cry, laugh, smile, curse and/or experience mood swings while reading* * Warning: Not as cliche as it first seems:)*

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