Soft Shatter
of Dany Rae Miller (Goodreads Author)
Series: Wolven Moon #1
Description
An alternate cover for this ASIN can be found here and here.One smart witch and three sexy wolves tell a story of love, lies and rejection. All Shavone Gentil wants is to find her runaway sister. When witchcraft fails to provide the answers, she resorts to the last resort -- getting a job at the Denver Dollhouse. Shav gets answers, but to questions she didnât even know to ask. In love and in lust with Shavone since childhood, all Nash LaFontaine wants is her safety, her body and her heart. Responsible and noble, the giant alpha waited so long. Did he wait too long? All Ben LaFontaine wants is to do his duty as a French wolf. He comes to Denver to do just that. His first assignment is to help his cousin Nash protect the witch. Little does he know the power she'll wield over him. All Enrique Cruz wants, all heâs ever wanted, is Shavone. Thereâs a night from hell that the Native alpha will never forget, the horrors of which his obsession is just beginning to remember. Who will get they want and whose heart will shatter? Note: Due to strong language and mature content, this Wolven Moon Novel is recommended for adults ONLY.
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Book Details
- Format E-book
- Pages 357 pages
- Publisher Dany Rae Miller
- Publication Date November 25th 2014
- First Publication Not informed
- Language English
- ISBN B00Q759W2E
- Edition Not informed
- Category Other
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