When You Least Expect It (Embry Call Love Story)
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Ongoing, First published Mar 22, 2016
Meet Embry Call. He's one of the sweetest guys in La Push. But yet he's still single. Almost all of the guys in the La Push wolf pack have imprinted....except for Embry and Seth.

He's sweet and caring and he's quite the eye candy, but he isn't really looking for love, at least not yet. 


Now meet Vivienne Canyons. She's part Quileute, but she's known for her startling bright blue eyes. Vivienne moves to La Push to escape a number of things, one of which was an unhealthy past relationship.

She most certainly wasn't looking for love.

But what happens when the two run into each other?

Will it be love? Or will it just be another regret in their lives?
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