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    Shifter: Supernaturals, #1

    By Jennifer Reynolds

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    Life lesson number one: Never anger a powerful witch.

    Too bad Dimitri Sullivan didn’t know the beautiful redhead he met at a bar, bedded, and skipped out on was a witch—let alone a psychotic one who turns him into a diseased-ridden, flea-bitten, house cat; the complete antecedent to his predominate wolf form.

    Abby, like most humans, knows nothing about the supernatural world. She does know that her new cat is different. She knows that the gorgeous man who has just entered her life is up to something. She also knows that something isn’t right about the beautiful yet crazy woman stalking her.

    When Mave, the witch who cursed Dimitri, discovers that the curse she placed on him is breaking, she goes to great lengths to stop him from becoming human once again.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJennifer Reynolds
    Release dateSep 29, 2014
    ISBN9781533726094
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    Jennifer Reynolds

    Jennifer was born in England but now lives in Washington State. She was a teacher of a Multi-age, K-2 Inclusive class, and her favorite activity was to read stories to the class.

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