Wren And the Werebear
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Even though her arm was shot through with pain, she hurried forward and was the first to reach the agents in the middle of a forest clearing, near the first den she'd found.A green tarp covered a bulky figure in the center of the clearing. Around the body stood a half-dozen CSE agents.Wren blinked back tears as she stepped forward, steeling herself for what she would find under the tarp.Dawson—Dawson, the man who'd pulled her into a kiss without asking any questions. The man who'd held her hand ...at sunset, who'd laughed at her. Who had given her the purest kind of pleasure, asking nothing in return. Dawson, his eyes crinkling in a smile.She bent down next to the body and closed her eyes. Taking a breath, she reached up and drew down the tarp.The man lying dead amid the pine needles was not him. The jawline looked the same—the same squared bone structure. The same nose. But his hair was dark, and his features were pinched, darker and more drawn than Dawson's. His skin was scarred in several places.Wren stamped down the feeling of relief and locked her jaw."We got him cornered and shot him twice before he shifted back into human form," one of the CSE agents was saying."That's him," Wren said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even though her arm was shot through with pain, she hurried forward and was the first to reach the agents in the middle of a forest clearing, near the first den she'd found.A green tarp covered a bulky figure in the center of the clearing. Around the body stood a half-dozen CSE agents.Wren blinked back tears as she stepped forward, steeling herself for what she would find under the tarp.Dawson—Dawson, the man who'd pulled her into a kiss without asking any questions. The man who'd held her hand ...at sunset, who'd laughed at her. Who had given her the purest kind of pleasure, asking nothing in return. Dawson, his eyes crinkling in a smile.She bent down next to the body and closed her eyes. Taking a breath, she reached up and drew down the tarp.The man lying dead amid the pine needles was not him. The jawline looked the same—the same squared bone structure. The same nose. But his hair was dark, and his features were pinched, darker and more drawn than Dawson's. His skin was scarred in several places.Wren stamped down the feeling of relief and locked her jaw."We got him cornered and shot him twice before he shifted back into human form," one of the CSE agents was saying."That's him," Wren said.
What to read after Wren And the Werebear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rose, Aubrey to read onlineMoreLess
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