Enslaved By the Alpha: Part One (Shifters of Nunavut book 1)
“She brought Astrid a pot of warm water to wash up with, and then a bowl of hot soup to eat.
“We don’t have many spices,” Sabine explained as Astrid scarfed down her meal. “Even if they were easy to come by, we are not exactly in the habit of cooking our food.”
Perhaps it was because she was so famished, but to Astrid, the soup was the most amazing thing she’d ever eaten. The blandness of the broth only served to accentuate the meat, which was bursting with flavor.
“It’s delicious,” ...Astrid said, once her mouth wasn’t full.
Sabine beamed, her green eyes alighting with pride. Astrid was pretty sure she recognized those eyes—eyes that were eerily similar to the wolf that had viciously attacked her just hours before. She wanted to believe that it was just a coincidence and that there were many white wolves with those uncanny, peridot orbs.
“Why are you being so nice to me?”MoreLess
“We don’t have many spices,” Sabine explained as Astrid scarfed down her meal. “Even if they were easy to come by, we are not exactly in the habit of cooking our food.”
Perhaps it was because she was so famished, but to Astrid, the soup was the most amazing thing she’d ever eaten. The blandness of the broth only served to accentuate the meat, which was bursting with flavor.
“It’s delicious,” ...Astrid said, once her mouth wasn’t full.
Sabine beamed, her green eyes alighting with pride. Astrid was pretty sure she recognized those eyes—eyes that were eerily similar to the wolf that had viciously attacked her just hours before. She wanted to believe that it was just a coincidence and that there were many white wolves with those uncanny, peridot orbs.
“Why are you being so nice to me?”MoreLess
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