White Tiger (A Shifter's Unbound Novel)
“He found her at the sink, staring out the uncurtained window. Charlie was at the stove and the cubs were at the table, human and clothed, each drinking a glass of milk.
Kendrick stopped close behind Addison and peered over her shoulder. “Who is who?”
Addison shook her head, her newly shampooed hair brushing his nose. She still wore his T-shirt, tucked into her jeans. In spite of his worry, Kendrick wanted to slide his hands around her waist and find the warm woman underneath. The memory... of being with her in the dream stabbed into him.
Addie continued to stare outside. “I thought I saw someone. But he’s gone now.”
Kendrick didn’t relax. Shifters could fade into shadows quicker than anyone, were masters at hiding. He didn’t scent any Shifters from here, not that it would be easy with the sharp bacon smell in the room and Addison filling all his senses.
“I’ll check it out,”MoreLess
Kendrick stopped close behind Addison and peered over her shoulder. “Who is who?”
Addison shook her head, her newly shampooed hair brushing his nose. She still wore his T-shirt, tucked into her jeans. In spite of his worry, Kendrick wanted to slide his hands around her waist and find the warm woman underneath. The memory... of being with her in the dream stabbed into him.
Addie continued to stare outside. “I thought I saw someone. But he’s gone now.”
Kendrick didn’t relax. Shifters could fade into shadows quicker than anyone, were masters at hiding. He didn’t scent any Shifters from here, not that it would be easy with the sharp bacon smell in the room and Addison filling all his senses.
“I’ll check it out,”MoreLess
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