Wolf Women (The Madison Wolves book 10)
“It was a bitter, cold winter, and I spent most of it hiding inside. The wolves didn't seem to care that it was so cold, but I did.
March arrived, still cold and blustery.
Portia and I didn't talk about children. I wasn't ready. I didn't know when I would be ready.
It was the second Tuesday in March, shortly before dinner, when my phone rang. I expected to see Portia calling to tell me she was running late, or ask me what the dinner plans were, or invite me to dress up because she wa...s taking me out. Instead, it showed a different name.
Ember.
I snatched up the phone, nearly dropping it, then finally got it to answer. "Honey!" I said into the phone. "How are you?" I began crying. "Portia and I miss you terribly. Everyone misses you." "It's not Ember," said the woman. "This is Crystal Mann. I presume this is Zoe Fleming." I grew cold. I grew deeply cold. This was the woman who had taken my baby!MoreLess
March arrived, still cold and blustery.
Portia and I didn't talk about children. I wasn't ready. I didn't know when I would be ready.
It was the second Tuesday in March, shortly before dinner, when my phone rang. I expected to see Portia calling to tell me she was running late, or ask me what the dinner plans were, or invite me to dress up because she wa...s taking me out. Instead, it showed a different name.
Ember.
I snatched up the phone, nearly dropping it, then finally got it to answer. "Honey!" I said into the phone. "How are you?" I began crying. "Portia and I miss you terribly. Everyone misses you." "It's not Ember," said the woman. "This is Crystal Mann. I presume this is Zoe Fleming." I grew cold. I grew deeply cold. This was the woman who had taken my baby!MoreLess
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