Someone’s been
killing off deer shifters just across Bear Mountain’s county line, where the neighboring
Indian reservation and the river meet.
Most in the den agree that it looks like one of their own is to
blame. Bear shifter Magnus joins with
the rez’s sheriff to help find the culprit.
Magnus could’ve
had an easier time of it if one deer shifter didn’t drive him to distraction. He knows his mate the minute he lays eyes on
the male. Finding the male is
bittersweet. It brings up memories of
the brother bear Magnus lost years before.
Like many of his
herd, Tobias is weary of the bear shifters across the river. He, too, senses
the draw toward Magnus, but he tries to ignore the feelings. Deer shifters aren’t known for their monogamy
or mating for life and he doesn’t see a reason to change his whole life for the
bear.
When Toby is
attacked, Magnus saves his mate just in time—and just in time to see the
predator causing all the chaos.
