Bloodrunner Bear (Harper's Mountains book 2)
“She wrapped the blanket Aaron had draped around her shoulders tightly around herself and stretched her leg out across the open doorframe she leaned against. This had become her favorite part of the evenings when Aaron wasn’t on shift at the firehouse.
Over the past two weeks, November had drifted into December, and the second snow of the season was here. It wasn’t common to have the frosty stuff on the ground in these parts, but it sure painted a pretty picture.
She’d always hated the snow and ice down in Bryson City where life would grind to a halt, but up here in Harper’s Mountains, she’d never seen the woods so beautiful.
The rhythmic chop, chop of Aaron’s ax cutting through firewood on the chopping block relaxed her. She was bundled up to her chin, but Aaron was out in front of the cabin working in nothing more than a pair of jeans and a T-shirt, as if the cold weather didn’t bother him at all. Would she be immune to cold someday when she was Turned into a bear?
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