A Twist of Luck (Shifter City Fated Mates, #2)

by Jaymin Eve

I was starting to comprehend the true disconnect between Slade and his dragon, and I wondered if this was partly the reason for his coldly calculating need to control the world around him. Was it all a means to help with the internal chaos he could not repair? Or maybe I was pretending to be a pseudo-therapist and should stick with serving drinks at Luxuria.

Someone needed to give this bear a hug, because I’d literally never met anyone who needed one more. Along with a punch in the face.

Finley was a giant in more ways than one: a giant pain in my ass, a giant lumbersnack, and a giant, terrifying bear.

“My Mercedes?” It took a concerted effort to get out those two strangled words. Hunter’s grin was slow and languid, and I felt like a rabbit stalked by a wolf once more. “Yours, baby girl. And you’d better get used to it, because we’re about to buy you the damned world.” But… but… “I can work and buy stuff,” I spluttered. “I need to earn my own money.”

Seriously, how hard is it to make a girl happy? 😉

“No more working unless you want to, Snow,” he said. “You’re part of our pack, which means you’re a billionaire now. Hunter has all your bank cards ready to go.”

Seriously, how hard is it to make a girl happy? 😉

He watched me as if I were beyond his belief, a sight he never expected to encounter and had no idea how to process.

War allows me to find strength in other ways that have nothing to do with survival.

Twenty minutes later, he was done with the initial warmup, and I was done with living.

Girl, same 😆

and from where I stood I saw a range of obstacles with ropes, tires, ladders, and so much freaking pain.

“Put your back into it,” Slade bellowed—the smug prick. “I’m putting my entire fucking body into it,”