Wolf And Prejudice (The Alaska Princesses Trilogy, book 2)
“And if Rafe didn’t return within that time, Grady was under strict instructions to go back down the mountain and tell Dale what had happened to his only son. Rafe knew Grady had been uneasy with the plan, not only because of the possibility of Rafe not coming back, but also the prospect of having to tell the retired king he would need to come out of retirement and bury his son without a body, because Rafe had taken such a stupid risk going back in time for Alisha.
But as it was, Grady was still setting up their campsite when Alisha, Rafe, and (he was still having a hard time wrapping his mind around this), all three of their sons, came flying out of the portal.
It was a rough landing with both Alisha and Rafe hitting the ground with a hard thud while his sons, who were still in wolf form, tumbled out of Alisha’s arms and rolled across the soft blanket of mountain snow. The snow was a sharp, painful shock against his naked torso. But at least the sun was shining above and he could see ...his surroundings without having to depend on his night vision.MoreLess
But as it was, Grady was still setting up their campsite when Alisha, Rafe, and (he was still having a hard time wrapping his mind around this), all three of their sons, came flying out of the portal.
It was a rough landing with both Alisha and Rafe hitting the ground with a hard thud while his sons, who were still in wolf form, tumbled out of Alisha’s arms and rolled across the soft blanket of mountain snow. The snow was a sharp, painful shock against his naked torso. But at least the sun was shining above and he could see ...his surroundings without having to depend on his night vision.MoreLess
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