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Shield Wolf

Shield Wolf

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Oct 31, 2014
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Avalyn Shield or Ava to her friends, is human - or so she thought. After being taken to her new foster home and meeting the Beta of a pack of werewolves she didn't know existed, she meets her mate. And, after a few struggles, everything starts to fall into place for her. That is, until her first shift - or shifts... Ava is not human, neither is she a full blood wolf, there is more to her and her past than meets the eye. Read on to find out what happens when she meets her Alpha mate, Blake and his pack. And shifts for the very first time.
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