James: Samuel's Pride Series
- ISBN-10
- 1629890626
- ISBN-13
- 9781629890623
- Series
- James
- Category
- Man-woman relationships
- Pages
- 208
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2014-01-24
- Author
- Kathi S. Barton
Description
A Woman Driven By Guilt... Mechanic by day, hunter by night, Gab Parker is no stranger to the supernatural world. Nicknamed the Silver Queen by those she hunts, Gab, in turn finds herself the hunted. Riddled by guilt because of the death of her brother, she hunts the species she hold responsible---vampires. A Wolf on a Mission... James Burger is an enforcer for Samuel Payne's Pride. Jimmy has no intention of finding a mate---ever. But when he finds this beautiful mechanic---a human no less---bleeding to death, his wolf kicks in to save her. She has no scent, but he's pretty sure she's his mate... His plan? To save her, then stay as far away from her as he can... Gab isn't any happier to find out she has a mate than Jimmy is---she's a loner and just wants everyone to leave her alone. However, Stephen and Samuel have other ideas... Thrown together, Gab and Jimmy have to work out their issues. And after one taste of her Jimmy is warming up to the idea...maybe this "mate" thing isn't so bad after all...that is until he accidentally converts her to a wolf without her permission... With the hunter now the hunted, they turn up the heat when Jimmy joins her. Some very powerful beings are after the elusive "Silver Queen." When they kidnap Samuel as bait, all bets are off. Things are never as they seem, and the supernatural world has big plans for Gab. But the mental link everyone has with Samuel is been blocked. Will they find him before the vampires sacrifice him, or will Gab just be walking into a trap? Find out in the 2nd installment of the Samuel's Pride Series---James.
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