ROMANCE: Mated to the Bear (Stepbrother Paranormal Shifter) (Threesome Taboo Romance) Read Online Free PDF

him, staring down at him with her sharp eyes and sly half smile. Then, she stood up right over him sliding her panties off so he had a prime view. Her center was hanging just over his body, sweet and wet perfuming the air around them. She lowered herself on top of him and let him slice through her flesh with his hot, swollen shaft. She was on cloud nine as she felt him reach deep inside her to hit every sensitive nerve until she reached her climax. Being with Brady was going to wear her out in an incredible way.

 
     
     
     
    Chapter 7
    Adrian was sure that nothing could ruin what she felt at that moment as she laid there curled up in her lover's bed. They had moved into the bedroom where they could warm each other through the night even though he would leave again in the morning. He still hadn’t eliminated the wolves he said were after him and the territory. But for one frozen moment in time all those troubles didn’t matter. That was until, through the howling if the wind outside their log cabin, she could hear a low growl followed by several more. Could it be?
    Adrian sat straight up in bed and shook Brady awake. He didn’t miss a beat, going on high alert. His instant stance was of protection, kneeling on all fours at the foot of the bed as he listened and sniffed to see what he could glean. From the look on his face when he turned to her, Adrian knew that her suspicions and fears were correct. The wolves had found him, and she couldn’t help but think it was all her fault for pulling Brady away from the hunt in the first place.
    Brady put a finger over his mouth to shush her and motioned for her to slow her breathing. She was sure he was trying to make it so that she went undetected, but with as fast as her heart was beating, she was sure the wolves would smell fresh meat before she could even try to calm herself.
    Paralyzed with fear, she watched as he padded through the house on the tips of his toes like he was ready to sneak out into battle. Bear or no bear, Adrian didn’t have much confidence in him protecting the both of them against as many growls as she could pinpoint just a few yards outside the windows.
    The growls got louder as she heard him approaching the back gate, opening it as slowly as possible. She didn’t know if she could just sit there in bed while he was possibly fighting for his life, but she also knew her presence could complicate things. All she could do was hope, pray and wait for his return.
    Snarls rang out in the night along with barks of battle. It sounded like they were all ready to rip Brady apart. But then she heard a familiar roar; one that could put those dogs to shame any day. She felt a swelling of her heart at the idea. It was now so easy to think of him as a bear now that she knew. It was like the most natural thing, and it made her proud and even more attracted to him. She smiled at her luck through all those dark, cloudy days she endured with Wolf.
    Adrian heard a strange sound; a tapping against the window in the bedroom down the hall. It was her bedroom. As she listened intently, she realized it sounded like the scratching of nails or possibly claws. One of the wolves was trying to get inside the house. They knew she was there. There was no more hiding. Her best chance was to be where Brady was and could protect her.
    She darted out of bed and slipped a long coat over her body before heading out into the night. She stayed just inside the gate, watching from afar. As far as she could tell, none of the others had caught her scent or knew where to look for her, and hopefully once the lone hunter got inside, he would be occupied for a little bit searching for her.
    She watched as they assaulted him one-by-one. It appeared to her much like a dance or something similar to one of those kung fu films. There was a method to their madness as they tried to take down the mighty bear that towered over them. She could see now why Brady had been so worried about them. Their tactical