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Warning: For Mature Adult Audiences. Contains wording and language some may deem offensive. MF.
In book one of the Changelings: Laura Donahue believes she's as human as everyone around her. When she discovers shifters aren't just myths and fables but really exist in the world, she sets out to meet them.
Laura discovers their enemy, the Shayatin, evil humans who steal magic from shifters have targeted large shifter communities. The last thing she expects when she brings them valuable intelligence, was running into shifter law. A law that states, if a human finds out about shifters, they are either killed or must find a shifter mate—fast.
The method her new friends use to find her a mate has her blushing. Will one be found in time or will her new friends have to follow the laws and end her life?
Excerpt
Everything went as planned. When their dad called around seven to check in, Aaron went ahead and told him what they were doing. Having dad in on the plan made sure their mom didn't come home until they were ready for the big reveal. Listening to his eldest explain what he and he brother had cooked up and how much they had already accomplished, Doug Donahue nearly burst with love and pride in his family. He rubbed his chest with tears in his eyes as he hung up the phone.
Aunt Carrie had a friend that was a painter so she called her up and cajoled her into coming over to the house and helping with the floral mural for one wall in the room. By the time their dad pulled his car into the driveway a little after one that afternoon, the room was dry and all the furniture was loaded. Uncle Matt had ridden hard on the younger ‘helpers' while Aunt Carrie had taken Aaron and Steven to the store to spend his car money on the extras needed to make his sister's room perfect. A rug, a lamp, sheets, and bedding plus a crowd of stuffed animals and dolls later, her room looked like girly heaven.
Carrie gave herself a mental shake. She saw what these big strapping boys were doing and only hoped Laura didn't turn into a tomboy. She didn't think her brothers would like that. They obviously had already decided the type of sister they were going to have. All she knew was it was going to be a hoot watching that baby girl wrap them all around her tiny fingers.
The homecoming was all Aaron and Steve expected. Their mom cried when she saw what they had done. By now they had learned the difference between happy and sad tears. They all fussed over Laura, even Evan, who'd been superseded as the baby of the family, was happy to see her and spent almost an hour making faces as he tried to get her to smile.
Unbeknownst to the Donahue family, this one little girl was going to forever change their lives.
In book one of the Changelings: Laura Donahue believes she's as human as everyone around her. When she discovers shifters aren't just myths and fables but really exist in the world, she sets out to meet them.
Laura discovers their enemy, the Shayatin, evil humans who steal magic from shifters have targeted large shifter communities. The last thing she expects when she brings them valuable intelligence, was running into shifter law. A law that states, if a human finds out about shifters, they are either killed or must find a shifter mate—fast.
The method her new friends use to find her a mate has her blushing. Will one be found in time or will her new friends have to follow the laws and end her life?
Excerpt
Everything went as planned. When their dad called around seven to check in, Aaron went ahead and told him what they were doing. Having dad in on the plan made sure their mom didn't come home until they were ready for the big reveal. Listening to his eldest explain what he and he brother had cooked up and how much they had already accomplished, Doug Donahue nearly burst with love and pride in his family. He rubbed his chest with tears in his eyes as he hung up the phone.
Aunt Carrie had a friend that was a painter so she called her up and cajoled her into coming over to the house and helping with the floral mural for one wall in the room. By the time their dad pulled his car into the driveway a little after one that afternoon, the room was dry and all the furniture was loaded. Uncle Matt had ridden hard on the younger ‘helpers' while Aunt Carrie had taken Aaron and Steven to the store to spend his car money on the extras needed to make his sister's room perfect. A rug, a lamp, sheets, and bedding plus a crowd of stuffed animals and dolls later, her room looked like girly heaven.
Carrie gave herself a mental shake. She saw what these big strapping boys were doing and only hoped Laura didn't turn into a tomboy. She didn't think her brothers would like that. They obviously had already decided the type of sister they were going to have. All she knew was it was going to be a hoot watching that baby girl wrap them all around her tiny fingers.
The homecoming was all Aaron and Steve expected. Their mom cried when she saw what they had done. By now they had learned the difference between happy and sad tears. They all fussed over Laura, even Evan, who'd been superseded as the baby of the family, was happy to see her and spent almost an hour making faces as he tried to get her to smile.
Unbeknownst to the Donahue family, this one little girl was going to forever change their lives.