Highland Wolf Pact
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Scotland Middle March – Castle MacFalon Year of our Lord 1502 “She’s goin’t’need a shave!” Giggles ensued, the high-pitched sort of laughter shared by women whose intentions were both wicked and cruel. “Wanna bring ’er a blade?”
“Hush!” Moira waved the young maidservants out of the room, closing the door behind them after ushering them through.
Kirstin didn’t move from her place by the fire, still rolled in her plaid, staring into the flames. The room was warm, but she shivered, as if ...from fever. She knew the signs. Her moon time was coming, and soon. She would change then. She had no choice. The giggling maidservants who had laughed and poked fun weren’t wrong, after all. She was abhorrent, a monster, something sick and twisted and wrong.
She couldn’t blame the girls for being disgusted by her.
She wouldn’t blame Donal for not wanting her.
What man would?
What to read after Highland Wolf Pact?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Selena Kitt to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scotland Middle March – Castle MacFalon Year of our Lord 1502 “She’s goin’t’need a shave!” Giggles ensued, the high-pitched sort of laughter shared by women whose intentions were both wicked and cruel. “Wanna bring ’er a blade?”
“Hush!” Moira waved the young maidservants out of the room, closing the door behind them after ushering them through.
Kirstin didn’t move from her place by the fire, still rolled in her plaid, staring into the flames. The room was warm, but she shivered, as if ...from fever. She knew the signs. Her moon time was coming, and soon. She would change then. She had no choice. The giggling maidservants who had laughed and poked fun weren’t wrong, after all. She was abhorrent, a monster, something sick and twisted and wrong.
She couldn’t blame the girls for being disgusted by her.
She wouldn’t blame Donal for not wanting her.
What man would?
What to read after Highland Wolf Pact?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Selena Kitt to read onlineMoreLess
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