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Chasing Paradise
by Sondrae Bennett
Category: Romance/Fantasy
Description: He'll do whatever it takes to earn back her trust. A vacation is exactly what Ethan needs to escape the mate hungry females in his pack. Determined to have fun, he can't think of a better way to start than sampling all the different flavors the shifter only resort has to offer, and not the food variety. But after he meets Gwen, no one else holds any interest for him. Ethan came on vacation to avoid mating. There's no way he's going to give up his freedom without a fight. Gwen is devastated when she hears her mate denying everything they are to each other. She can't sit by, watching him fool around with other girls at the resort. Or worse, crawl back, unable to resist the mating pull but not really wanting her. She needs to get away and her own vacation sounds like the perfect plan. But she should have remembered what her mother always taught her, never run from a predator unless you want them to chase you. The hunt is on? WARNING: This title contains explicit sex.
eBook Publisher: Lyrical Press, Inc., 2011 2011
eBookwise Release Date: October 2011
 
22 Reader Ratings:
Available eBook Formats: OEBFF Format (IMP) [139 KB]
Words: 31197
Reading time: 89-124 min.
It was rude to stare. She knew that. But Gwen couldn't help herself. Before her stood her fantasy of the perfect guy.
"Uh, um." Words would be nice. Any words really. But nothing came to her. Why wasn't her brain working? The dimples at the sides of his mouth deepened, mesmerizing Gwen.
"I did catch you before you hit the wall, didn't I? You didn't hit your head?" The laughter in his eyes told her he already knew the answer. And how much he enjoyed her current inability to process words.
"Thanks." The word burst out, making her cringe. That was the word she had been searching for. Apparently, looking cool and collected was too much to ask. "I mean ... yes, you caught me before I hit the wall. Sorry, I was just startled."
He raised one eyebrow and coherent thought fled once again.
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