A Claim of Fortune Book PDF Free by Jaymin Eve

Kellan and Hunter were the best comfort through the night, and I’d have lost my mind without them. On the days I couldn’t drag myself from bed, Kellan sat by my side and read to me, the same novel Finley had read to him when he was dying. My golden boy’s voice wasn’t as deep…

“If we put a bit of distance between us,” Kellan continued, airily, “we can switch out as drivers, Fin. Give your balls a rest… and you too, since I’m sure you haven’t had much sleep since Emme was taken.” “Which was… over a week ago now?” I asked, wanting to confirm what I’d learned in…

As furious as I was that she’d been forced into a bonding, it didn’t lessen our connection or my love for Emmeline Anders one tiny bit. She was everything. A fact that had only been reiterated in the days I’d been without her. Hunter grunted in what sounded like an agreement as Finley asked, “Do…

I grunted, wondering if there were other mythical creatures hidden in our world too. Just wandering around, in giant-ass bodies. “Ever since Emme came into our lives, all I’ve had are questions. Hopefully we can finally get some answers, and that they’ll help us deal with the threats always lingering in the background.” Hunter nodded,…

I’d done the best I could under the circumstances. Before I let that thought escape, I breathed in and out a few times and owned my trauma. I had to start owning it. “You’re right.” He almost jerked his head off his shoulders as he blinked at me. Containing my smile, I continued: “But I’m…

“She’s in no state to deal with him,” I murmured, my bear rumbling as we watched Emme’s heartbreaking routine once more. Back and forth. Measure and pour. Bake and repeat. Over and over. Slade nodded roughly. “I’ll figure out how to break him.” More footsteps echoed as Hunter joined us, his phone pressed to his…

He’d dropped the first shovel of dirt in the chasm between us, and only time would tell if there’d be more. Talon calmed as I moved closer, and I forced myself not to fidget. “Hey,” I said softly, “fighting won’t solve this issue. You’re mated into this pack, and with that, you’re going to have…

I shouldn’t be wondering about him at all. He’d attacked me, and was clearly part of whomever took Emme. Which meant he was the enemy. An enemy who had to die. Even if it did feel like I would be cutting out my own heart in the process. For my mate, I’d do that, and…

Our mate. So inclusive for an asshole who’d made an artform out of disassociating himself from me and my place in this pack. Ignoring him was harder when I wanted to discuss this with him, but the chasm between us kept me silent. “We were panicked when you disappeared on us, Emme,” he continued, “and…

“We felt your pain,” he whispered when he pulled away, still cupping the back of my neck. He looked exhausted, and I’d bet good money that none of them had properly slept since I was taken. “Hours after you were stolen away, there was a rush of pain, and then you faded from our bond….