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    The Billion-Were Claims His Mate
    The Billion-Were Claims His Mate
    The Billion-Were Claims His Mate
    Audiobook7 hours

    The Billion-Were Claims His Mate

    Written by Georgette St. Clair

    Narrated by Samantha Cook

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    Werewolf. Billionaire. Bastard. Boyfriend? Curvy fox shifter Savannah Orman has enough on her plate without the world's sexiest wolf shifter, Austin Bronson, trying to stake his claim on her. Her family is crazy, her mom keeps meddling in her non existent love life, and their restaurant is about to be repossessed by a jerk who calls himself The Lord of All Foxes. All she wants to do is save her family's business with her side job as a bounty hunter.

    So why does Austin not only keep stealing her marks, and then taunting her with searing kisses, but showing up at her family home and telling everyone she's his mate? Now her kooky mom is planning their mating ceremony, and the whole town can't stop talking about the first ever fox-wolf pairing-which is SO not going to happen!

    Austin Bronson's a wolf on a mission-to claim the fiercest, funniest, sexiest woman he's ever met, even if she doesn't know she's his mate yet. But when dark forces from his past make him an offer he can't refuse, he finds himself going up against Savannah in a game with deadly consequences-capturing the most dangerous shifter in the country. Now he'll have to choose between the love of his life-and the life of his pack.

    Contains mature themes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateJul 24, 2018
    ISBN9781977380708
    Author

    Georgette St. Clair

    Hello, I am Georgette St. Clair, writer of hot, sexy romances which star all Alpha heroes, all the time. The road to love may be rocky and fraught with peril, (and humor and scorchtastic sex and healthy heapings of snark) but my shifters will stop at nothing to claim their fated mate.A little about me: I live in Florida. My checkered career involved stints as a newspaper reporter, EMT, internet marketer, cocktail waitress, temp, nurse’s aide (but not all at the same time...)Now I’m living my perfect life, spending my days in a fantasy universe where I nudge my smart-mouthed, take-no-guff heroines onto the path that will set them on a collision course with true love.

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      *SPOILERS* As with all her previous books, this one was a mile a minute filled with oodles of fun, wit and lots of surprises! Combine one super independent, sassy, hard working foxy were named Savannah busting her bum to make sure her family doesn't lose their home and livelihood.... And her arch nemesis Austin the grumpy Gus werewolf... OK so archnemesis isn't quite accurate. So he gets her all hot and bothered, and makes her revert to the school yard method of flirting. As they're both in the bounty hunting business she takes it out on him by stealing his marks and generally making his life miserable . Little does she know the big bad wolf is equally interested in her. Austin thinks he's sparing her by pushing her away as he believes he's going feral. Pushing ones truemate away is no easy thing to do. Join the ride and see all the adventures these to go on... Much is uncovered along the way. Family is healed, old scars reopened, and huge secrets are brought to light. Through it all Savannah and her wit are by his side! I reviewed this book honestly in return for being gifted an ARC copy. Here's hoping another book is coming soon in this brilliant series!!