Opposition: Montana Wolves, Book Four (Montana Wolves series 4) Read Online Free PDF

worked him harder, he’d watch as her tits bounced with every thrust. He’d coil his fingers in those dark locks of hers and pull her closer.
    Close enough that he could kiss that defiant scowl from her lips. Then even closer still, so he could push himself as deep inside of her as he could possibly go.
    His balls tightened as his hips pumped, and he shoved his boxers down. For a second, he considered pulling away. Taking this little fantasy to the end would only make it harder to stay away from her.
    But then a image of those full lips flashed through his mind. Those lips wrapped around his cock, sucking pulling….maybe this was a good thing.
    Maybe, if he could just imagine himself fucking her, he could wipe her focus on what was really important.
    That was all the permission the beast inside him needed, and then it was on. Memory collided with fantasy as it played in his mind like a double-x film.
    Maggie, on all fours in his bed, that sweet, round ass high as he plowed into her from behind.
    Maggie, on her knees, sucking his aching cock so hard, his eyes crossed.
    Maggie, on her back while he licked her swollen clit with his tongue until she clenched his face with her thighs and cried his name.
    He gritted his teeth as every muscle tensed, all his nerve-endings firing at once. The orgasm came barreling at him like a runaway train and he let out a low growl as hot liquid spurted from his cock onto his belly.
    It was a full minute before he could work up the strength to open his eyes, and another still before the breath stopped sawing in and out of his lungs like he’d run a double marathon.
    Not good. His pack was a total shit-show right now. His father was losing screws left and right. Grey had to figure out a way to get back on track.
    Because fantasy Maggie was hot as hell. And something told him that real life Maggie?
    She would consume him.
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    S HE’D THOUGHT about it three ways to Sunday, but it couldn’t wait until morning. The pack needed to know what was going on sooner than later.
    By the time she’d gotten back to the compound and dressed, she’d already woken Liam with a mental tap on the shoulder. He was waiting for her in his office, and she filled him in quickly.
    “So what do you think?” she asked softly as she finished her tale—omitting the kissing part.
    Liam was deep in thought, his dark brows caved in a frown as he looked off into space. “Is he trustworthy?”
    “I don’t know him,” she hedged. The words tasted bitter in her mouth, like she was betraying him, but facts were facts. She might be letting her attraction to him and that tiny bit of hero worship she felt cloud her judgment. She couldn’t pose her feelings like they were facts.
    “What does your gut say?”
    “Yes,” she answered flatly and without hesitation. “I believe we can trust him.”
    “Then we have some decisions to make.”
    At his command, the rest of the pack was assembled, including Amber and the members in the carriage houses. By daybreak, every seat in the great room was full.
    Liam took his place in front of the fire, exuding power and confidence despite the fact that his face was lined with concern and his dark hair was still mussed from sleep.
    "Maggie, will you tell us all what you shared with me?" Liam asked.
    He motioned for her to stand beside him and she picked through the dozen or so people blocking her way. Harder was describing everything Grey had said with so many onlookers. They seemed as confused by the warning as she was, and just as concerned. The memory of the last battle was so fresh. She was loath to tell them they might have to face it again so soon.
    Once she'd finished, the room fell silent.
    Then there was a polite cough and a shaky, breathy voice sounded from the corner. Amber had one of Billy's arms slung around her shoulders, but she sat up tall, even though her gaze was downcast.
    "I think maybe he’s right. If it will forestall another attack, even for a while to give us a