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Primal Hunger (Pendragon Gargoyles #1)

by Sydney Somers (Goodreads Author)

3.62 of 5 stars 3.62 · rating details · 234 ratings · 28 reviews

When the sun goes down, passion is unleashed.

Kennedy Beaumont loves her bartending job, even if her spirited nature sometimes gets her in trouble. Like threatening to hose down one of Pendragon’s co-owners. When it comes to Tristan, she could use a good hosing down herself—maybe it’ll help her stop casting him as the star of her wickedest dreams. Since he goes out of his w...more

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Apr 06, 2011 Tracy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: novella, paranormal-romance

Enjoy It For What It Is, But...
Sydney Somers's Primal Hunger is one of those stories that disappoint me, not for what it is, but for what it could be and yet isn't. Full of interesting mythos, a spunky heroine with a backbone, and an Alpha male to drool for, the building blocks exist to make this title a really fantastic paranormal romance. Unfortunately, the combination of the length of the story (far closer to novella than mass market paperback) and the focus on the sexual relationship between...more Enjoy It For What It Is, But...
Sydney Somers's Primal Hunger is one of those stories that disappoint me, not for what it is, but for what it could be and yet isn't. Full of interesting mythos, a spunky heroine with a backbone, and an Alpha male to drool for, the building blocks exist to make this title a really fantastic paranormal romance. Unfortunately, the combination of the length of the story (far closer to novella than mass market paperback) and the focus on the sexual relationship between the two main characters, Kennedy and Tristan, kept this book from truly blossoming into a fully satisfying read for me. And that's a shame, because there really was a lot to like about Somer's writing style and creativity here.

Ultimately, there just wasn't enough story to raise my appreciation for the book higher than three stars.

I'm a huge fan of erotic fiction. I actually prefer my books with healthy, adult, explicit sex scenes that help define and enhance the romantic pairing between couples in paranormal romances, and I'm very open minded about sex in general. Flowery euphemisms and delicate wording are a turnoff - in life and in books. That being said, however, my preference is that the story comes first and the sex scenes be a part of that story, not the whole of the story.

In Primal Hunger, the sex (while steamy, hot, and very erotic) was the center of the story and the plot and mythos about the gargoyles, wraiths, Avalon, King Arthur, Fae, as well as the development of the emotional side of Kennedy and Tristan's relationship, were more like random leaves being tossed around in the cyclone of the sexual relationship. That was such a shame, because I love gargoyles and wish there were more paranormal romances that featured them, and Arthurian novels have always been an interest of mine.

By the end, I basically enjoyed Primal Hunger for what it is, but felt disappointed by all the missed opportunities to raise the bar. Still, I've got the second in the Pendragon Gargoyles series, Primal Attraction, so I'll be giving the series at least one more go.

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Sep 23, 2011 Starry marked it as to-read

Shelves: books-that-i-didn-t-but-will-finish

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. When the sun goes down, passion is unleashed.

Kennedy Beaumont loves her bartending job, even if her spirited nature sometimes gets her in trouble. Like threatening to hose down one of Pendragon’s co-owners. When it comes to Tristan, she could use a good hosing down herself—maybe it’ll help her stop casting him as the star of her wickedest dreams. Since he goes out of his way to avoid her, it ought to be easy to put him out of her head—until he reluctantly offers her a ride home.

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Oct 08, 2010 Colette rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

Primal Hunger has a little bit of everything for everyone. It has shape shifters, vampires, fae, gargoyles, wraiths and so much more! It sounds like there is a lot going on in this novella, but it all works together for a fantastic read.

Kennedy is one of those rare heroines who is independent and tough without being too independent and tough if that makes sense. She has a brain and uses it. She wants to know what's going on and isn't afraid to ask questions. Once she has the answers she wants, s...more

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Apr 23, 2010 Sophia (FV) rated it 4 of 5 stars

I actually read the second book in this series, Primal Attraction, first. Near the end of that book we are introduced to Kennedy and Tristan and I was intrigued. I asked the author for a review copy of Primal Hunger immediately after reading Primal Attraction. A weird way to read a series I know, but after reading Primal Attraction I was hooked and had to read Primal Hunger. You can read my review of Primal Attraction here.

Tristan Callaghan, a gargoyle shape-shifter, has a few problems. Because...more I actually read the second book in this series, Primal Attraction, first. Near the end of that book we are introduced to Kennedy and Tristan and I was intrigued. I asked the author for a review copy of Primal Hunger immediately after reading Primal Attraction. A weird way to read a series I know, but after reading Primal Attraction I was hooked and had to read Primal Hunger. You can read my review of Primal Attraction here.

Tristan Callaghan, a gargoyle shape-shifter, has a few problems. Because of him, his brother Cian was cursed by a sorceress and trapped inside his stone form nearly a century ago. Tristan has dedicated his life to searching for a mystical dagger that may help break the curse and free his brother. Nothing is more important and he has no time for distractions like the lovely Kennedy Beaumont. Too bad his dual nature can’t seem to come to terms with that.

Kennedy works as bartender at Pendragon’s, a bar that Tristan co-owns with his brother Cale. She is human and has no idea that her sexy employer is actually a shape-shifting gargoyle and most of the patronage at the bar is also something other than human. She just knows that mixing business with pleasure is never good and she needs her job more than a fling with the boss she can’t get out of her head.

When Kennedy’s car breaks down on the side of the road one night after work, she’s relieved when her boss happens upon her and offers her a ride home. In an instant, all hell breaks loose and Tristan is drifting in and out of consciousness while Kennedy drives through the night running from who knows what, not knowing that she has just been thrust into a supernatural world she never knew existed. Even worse an assassin has her in his sights and Tristan may be the one that holds the key to saving her life, but at the cost reversing his brothers curse.

I’m actually glad I read these books out of order. While I don’t think someone reading Primal Hunger would be confused about the setting of the book and the history behind it, I do feel like I got a better understanding of the gargoyle curse, and the hunt for the daggers in Primal Attraction. For me, the love story between Tristan and Kennedy shines in Primal Hunger and while the history of the shape-shifting gargoyles is interesting, it took more of a backseat to the romance. Nothing wrong with that though, right?

Tristan and Kennedy have denied their attraction to one another for some time, and I liked that I didn’t have to read through two thirds of the book before they finally get together. There’s enough romantic tension between the two of them to make their rapid progression into a romantic relationship believable and although they don’t jump into a full fledged physical relationship right away, they don’t spend massive amounts of time fighting the feelings. Granted, as a human, Kennedy has to go through the motions of understanding the new world she’s been introduced to and she is not all that pleased to know she’s been ‘claimed’, she still seems to take it all in remarkably well.

As paranormal heroes go, Tristan is gorgeous. Alpha in all the right ways, willing to fight to the death for his mate, honorable to a fault and sexy as hell. When in human form he still has that sexy cat thing going on:

Tristan leaned over her, grinning when she inched further up the mattress away from him, as if she sensed the predator in him craved the pursuit. He snagged her ankle, dragging her toward him.

Kennedy is sassy, funny and a likeable heroine. Although she’s just become a pawn in the fight for an ancient relic sought after by dangerous immortals she manages to remain a sturdy character and seeks out a solution of her own at one point. I enjoyed her no non-sense attitude and loved her sense of humor:

She might have laughed then, a hysterical no-fucking-way laugh that probably echoed the halls of every loony bin in the country—if she could have drawn enough oxygen from her lungs.

Primal Hunger is another good paranormal romance by Sydney Somers. It’s a good start to a series with wonderfully erotic romantic scenes, and enough action and adventure to keep the story moving along. (less)

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Dec 29, 2010 Carmel (Rabid Reads) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Primal Hunger may be a novella but it packs quite the punch! Sydney Somers manages to build a rather complex world that readers only get a tiny glimpse of. On top of that, I got to meet shifters, gargoyles, fae and wraiths. A massive amount of content is jammed in to only one hundred pages yet I somehow wasn't overwhelmed or lost. If anything, I feel a little sad that it all had to end so soon.

I immediately liked Kennedy. We're first introduced to her at work, bartending. She's having a stand-o...more

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Nov 14, 2010 Parajunkee.com rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I seem to be hungry as of late. {har har Primal Hunger get it???} For some reason my schedule has left me hiding under the covers with my kindle. Hence, all of the ebooks. Or was it my over-indulgence in YA? Had to jump out of the teenie-bopper realm and get me some down and dirty adult PNR. Whatever it is, I have fallen in love with Samhain Publishing and all of their paranormal picks. Primal Hunger is my latest conquest and it has me eager to read more of Somers' wri

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Jul 05, 2011 Ally rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011, ebook, novella, paranormal-romance

Kennedy Beaumont loves her bartending job, even if her spirited nature sometimes gets her in trouble. Like threatening to hose down one of Pendragon’s co-owners. When it comes to Tristan, she could use a good hosing down herself—maybe it’ll help her stop casting him as the star of her wickedest dreams. Since he goes out of his way to avoid her, it ought to be easy to put him out of her head—until he reluctantly offers her a ride home.
Gargoyle shape-shifter Tristan Callaghan hasn’t had time for...more

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May 18, 2011 Amy rated it 5 of 5 stars

This was my first paranormal romance and it fully met all my expectations! The story is fast-paced but also full with emotion and drama. I found this book very easy to read, and the descriptions and format put you right in the story. When you finish this book, you will be just as breathless as Kennedy is! I loved the fact that even though this is a romance novel, you still have an action-packed story line with the family struggle to find the mystical daggers that will save their brother. Kennedy...more

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Apr 25, 2010 Lori Whitwam rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, romance, urban-fantasy

3.5 stars, I think. The Pendragon Gargoyles series consists of short novels about various members of a family of gargoyles whose shifted shape is that of a large cat. In this edition, bartender Kennedy discovers (during a night of danger and mind-boggling revelations) that Tristan Callaghan, one of the owners of the bar, is not only more than he appears, but the one meant for her. An Arthurian dagger must be found, in order to free one of Tristan's brothers from the curse of being frozen in his...more

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Jan 07, 2011 Julie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2010

I’ve seen these Pendragon Gargoyle books floating around for a little while. (No, not floating around for real. Stop looking at me like that. Geesh…) I read the reviews in blogland and one thing was consistent: How everyone thought these Gargoyles were sexy. Of course, my natural reaction to that was “Really? Creepy stone Gargoyles that live on Church towers are Sexy?”

Well, to each her own I suppose…

When I was approached by Sydney Somers to read her novella Primal Hunger, book one in the series,...more I’ve seen these Pendragon Gargoyle books floating around for a little while. (No, not floating around for real. Stop looking at me like that. Geesh…) I read the reviews in blogland and one thing was consistent: How everyone thought these Gargoyles were sexy. Of course, my natural reaction to that was “Really? Creepy stone Gargoyles that live on Church towers are Sexy?”

Well, to each her own I suppose…

When I was approached by Sydney Somers to read her novella Primal Hunger, book one in the series, I jumped at the chance. Because even though I didn’t personally think Gargoyles were sexy, the books themselves were getting very good reviews. Well, once I started reading it, not only was I super happy I said yes, I was also quite relieved that I was wrong about the Gargoyles. And a little embarrassed about what I was thinking. Actually, a lot embarrassed. These Gargoyles are sexy and yummy cat shapeshifter that, thanks to a curse, have to spend the daylight hours as stone figures. Sexy and yummy shapeshifter jungle type cats! Niiiice.

Kennedy is a bartender at Pendragon’s. I liked her immediately. She’s an ‘I won’t take sh*t from anyone’ kind of chick. Love those! She is drawn to Tristan. She can’t put her finger on as to why exactly; she only knows that he’s become the star in all her fantasies as of late. When she experiences some car trouble, Tristan pulls over to give her a hand. But they are attacked and that’s when all the fun starts to happen.

Tristan is also drawn to Kennedy. A little more than he should be considering she’s human and he’s well…not. Tristan is a wonderful alpha hero. And for me, there is nothing better or hotter in a paranormal romance story than a hero with animal qualities. These kinds of heroes don’t do lovers. They don’t do girlfriends. They don’t do ‘one true loves’. They do mates. They let nature take over their hearts and their instincts overpower their common sense. It’s not that they find their perfect matches hot or cute, they feel a raw need for them. And there is just something about the feral hunger that these types of characters feel that just makes me weak in the knees. When they brand their mats and make them ‘Mine’. In Primal Hunger, Tristan is an animal being who is finding his mate. Rawr.

The chemistry between Tristan and Kennedy is fantastic. And the lovin’ in this book is steamy. And even though this is a shorter story, you get plenty. It’s the kind of action you would expect from a male branding his mate. As I said before, rawr.

I found the ending was a little rushed, but this supports my idea that this book could have been longer. Easily. I would have loved to spend more time with Kennedy and Tristan in the interesting world that Sydney has created. I just feel like there is so much more story to tell! At least I can take solace in the fact that this is book one of three releases (to date). I will for sure be checking out book two, Primal Attraction, which is available now. And this book did teach me one important lesson: sometimes Gargoyles really are sexy.(less)

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Feb 27, 2012 Ashley rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, paranormal, romance, shifters, gargoyles, free-cheap

I should probably just give this book 2 or 3 stars, because on a lot of levels, I feel like it wasn't 4 star material BUT I COULD NOT put it down. I literally sat there (at work) reading for a few hours until I finished the book, wondering to myself why I didn't buy the whole series in the first place.

Hot guy -CHECK
Funny girl -CHECK
Steamy STEAMY love scenes- CHECK
Paranormal twist- CHECK
Story line that makes sense............

I like the story line, but there was a LOT going on. A were-cat gargoyl...more

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Jan 02, 2011 Wenj rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-2011

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Primal Hunger, the first installment in The Pendragon Gargoyles series by Sydney Somers, packs a great punch despite its size! Filled with action, romance, and a wonderful lore, the premise of this novella will have you addicted and hungry for more!

First off, let me say that I loved the originality of this story. Gargoyle shifters are definitely something I hadn't seen before and I was engrossed by their mythical origins dating back to the days of King Art...more Review provided by Black Lagoon Reviews:

Primal Hunger, the first installment in The Pendragon Gargoyles series by Sydney Somers, packs a great punch despite its size! Filled with action, romance, and a wonderful lore, the premise of this novella will have you addicted and hungry for more!

First off, let me say that I loved the originality of this story. Gargoyle shifters are definitely something I hadn't seen before and I was engrossed by their mythical origins dating back to the days of King Arthur. Also, the other little additions that tie back into the Arthurian lore were excellent. From the Wraiths who are former Knights of the Round Table to dragons who battle to keep Morgana from entering their territory and the Pendragon Gargoyles themselves who eagerly await Arthur's return and the reclamation of Excalibur. All of this is nicely tied in and enacted within a modern day setting, making this tale even more enjoyable.

The characters themselves are quite interesting and wonderfully entertaining as they come to grips with the situation fate has dropped them in. From the first sentence of the novel I was endeared to Kennedy, from her strong will to her snarky demeanor. She's tough, independent and a wonderful heroine to follow as she is thrust, by no fault of her own, into a centuries old battle. Tristan is also quite the interesting alpha male. He quickly comes to grips with the idea of Kennedy being his intended mate, though he has tried desperately to keep his distance from her. The simmering attraction he feels soon becomes a dominate need to protect her and fight the assassin sent to kill her. His gruff alluring nature is then split between warrior and lover as he tries not only to keep Kennedy safe, but to convince her to accept that she is connected to him for better or for worse. Briana, Tristan's sister is also rather interesting. I would have liked to have gotten to know more about her, but the fierce loyalty she displays in trying to protect her family made her quite likable. Her desire to use any tools at her disposal, in this case Kennedy in her ignorance of the bond she shares with Tristan, while harsh was done repentantly showing the softer side of her nature. So, while she can be construed as being bitchy, an assumption I made when she first appeared, I came to like her forth right nature and that need to keep her brother safe. It just had the ring of truth to it that came with all the characters, an aspect that marvelously showcased both Somers's writing ability and her wonderful character development.

The world created was truly intense despite the small time frame in which is was developed. There is still quite a visceral touch of reality to it, as if the reader, like Kennedy is coming to find the world is so much more fantastical then we could imagine. I think a lot of that is due to the fact that it is built upon lore in which our culture has been immersed in for centuries. Who didn't grow up knowing the stories about King Arthur and Avalon? That familiar basis built atop a somewhat familiar atmosphere, the Pendragon bar, douses it in the here and now.

The downside of this novel? It's a novella. But, despite that, this snippet at only just over a hundred pages shows that size doesn't necessarily matter. In fact, it's got all you would expect from a full length novel-action, romance, suspense and drama. Not to mention that it doesn't leave you feeling like the world was lacking like a lot of novellas, but to the contrary was wonderfully developed and brought to life. In fact, it left me quite satisfied, but I can't deny that I want more! Would a longer novel make me happy? Hell yes. Am I disappointed it wasn't? Not even a little.

In the end, the action is fast paced and the romance is scorching making The Pendragon Gargoyles an utterly addictive series for any fan of Urban Fantasy or Paranormal Romance. I definitely can't wait to get my hands on book 2, Primal Attraction.(less)

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May 26, 2011 Book Review Diva rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: shapeshifter

“Primal Hunger” Pendragon Gargoyles, Book 1 By Sydney Somers

“Primal Hunger” is a smoking hot read! Tristan and Kennedy's explosive sexual relationship light the pages on fire. Kennedy knows that there is something different about Tristan, her boss, but she just can't seem to put her finger on it. If only he would stop looking at her like a sexual snack, maybe she'd be able to figure out what's going on. She also has to figure out how she got a spider web tattoo on her. If only the spider web ta...more

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Jun 02, 2011 Steph rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011, author-웃, review-blogged, dragons-r-us, series-book1

Primal Hunger introduces us to Kennedy Beaumont, a human bartender who's hot for Gargoyle shape-shifter, Tristan.

Tristan is on a mission to recover the mystical dagger that was used to permanently lock his brother in a prison of stone. He "left town to hunt down a lead as much as to let his craving for the human's touch pass. One look from Kennedy tonight, one stubborn arch of her brow as she pointed that hose at him ...". Now, he's back and his cat wants Kennedy. Only she doesn't know that. Sh...more

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Feb 01, 2011 Styles rated it 3 of 5 stars

I presume you know what the book is about, I'm letting you know what I liked or disliked about it.

I love reading Sydney Somers work - truly, she's just simply a fav. Book 1 of The Pendragon Gargoyles Series was just good. Not bad, not great - simply good. At first I suspected this series came before Shadow Destroyers and who knows? While published after SD it may have been written before then.

But anyway - this is me explaining 3 stars versus her typical 4 star work (per my rating "system").

As...more

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Mar 21, 2010 Jenna rated it 4 of 5 stars

This quick read is about Kennedy, a local bartender, who has the hots for her boss, Tristan. When they are thrown together when her car breaks down and he offers her a ride, she finds out more about the world and Tristan than she bargained for.

The plot develops quickly, but the book isn't very long. I'm hoping that there will be more in the series to work out the bigger plot of King Arthur.

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Dec 13, 2010 Tahlia Newland rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

A great story for this genre, wonderful characters and deliciously hot, meaning it's well done. One of the things I like about this is that the sex doesn't feel gratuitous like some erotic romances.

Why am I reading erotic romances? They tend to be reasonably priced and readily available on ebook.

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Mar 16, 2011 Inga rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: e-book, 2011-reads, pnr, have-the-book, shifters

First book in Pendragon Gargoyles series was quite interesting. I liked story itself and I liked characters. I'm still getting used to short novels specifics, therefore I still felt like the whole story, background and even characters were a bit too superficial. BUT! This was the best short ebook I've read :)
Ok, I'll be frank - I skipped the biggest part of explicit and too detailed sex scenes :)
I'll definitelly continue reading this series.

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Jul 27, 2010 Erica rated it 2 of 5 stars

This book takes place in basically 2 locations with 5 characters. Clunky dialogue, little action. Lots of steamy sex, though, (ok, so it does have action;) and is pretty formulaic overall.

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Jun 03, 2010 Rose rated it 5 of 5 stars

WOW Loved it :) Kinda crazy in some parts but pretty good :)

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Dec 15, 2012 Gin rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: novellas-shorts

2.5 Stars
Overall, this was a quick entertaining read.
The plot bordered on predictable and the romance was rather formulaic, but somehow remained a page turner.

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Feb 04, 2013 Mhari rated it 2 of 5 stars

Well, that was ........ Short

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Dec 09, 2012 Paula rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: lendable

this is a re-read

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Jul 07, 2012 Jamie (Alphas Authors Books Oh My) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: subject-pn-other-par-creatures, read-2012, type-short, subject-pn-shifters

Good short story. I loved the characters so much I didn't want it to end.

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Jul 22, 2011 RJ Hewson rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: devilish-demons, paranormal-romance, howling-good-times, fiery-fey

3.5 Stars

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Sep 03, 2012 Hasien rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: shifter, fae, novella, series-r-us

I actually enjoyed this book even though it was chocked full of every legend and paranormal creature available.

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Sep 28, 2010 Lizzielvr rated it 4 of 5 stars

Great quick read. I wish it was bit longer, but enjoyed it.

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Apr 20, 2011 Tracey rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: xx-2011-reads, fiction-shifters

Quick light read.

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A born and raised Maritimer, Sydney Somers fell in love with writing at the age of eight. Since finishing her first book in 2002, Sydney has written over twenty-five romances—one of which will forever remain hidden under her bed.

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