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White Doe: Bottoms Up 8#Sunday

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White Doe is a four peppers hot paranormal novella set in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Shane is shape-shifting hawk descended from the Croatan Tribe. Having just lost his great-grand father who was their tribe’s chieftain, he stops by his great-aunt’s house to pay his condolences. There he runs into Tegan, Cheyenne’s mother, and the woman who moved his teen love to Florida to separate them. Standing beside her is another woman from his past.

 “Dory,” he stated more than greeted.Lips_pink_ID-100124886[1]_imagerymajestic_FreeDigitalPhoto

“I didn’t know Jasper was in the hospital or I would’ve come by to see you.” She eyed him like a rich desert, smacking her full, pink lips.

He groaned inwardly. She had tits to die for and an a$$ a guy could ride for days. Shane wanted to kick his own a$$ for listening to his d!ck where she was concerned. A mistake that continued to haunt him, and she had to be a friend of Tegan’s to boot. IMG_3080

Christ. He poured a double shot of whiskey and downed in one swallow.

 

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White Doe: Surrounded by Women 8#Sunday

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Shane is a shape-shifting hawk in conflict with his true nature. In last week’s snippet he arrived to pay his respects to his great aunt Nona after the loss of his great grandfather. In her kitchen he finds two other women from his past.

“You left before I could get to the hospital. The nurse said he didn’t suffer. She didn’t lie did she?” Nona pleaded with tears welling.

He spared her details. “No ma’am. It’s a shock, but he didn’t linger.”

Shane tried to accept his own words as he smoothed his hands over the tops of her round shoulders. When he finally glanced at two other women, he grimaced.

“I’m sorry, Shane,” Tegan offered, sensing his aggravation.

Tegan was Nona’s granddaughter and Cheyenne’s mother. Cheyenne’s mother who had moved back to help Nona a couple of years ago, but he’d never forgiven her for taking his Chey away. Shrugging at her apology, he turned his sights to the blonde standing beside her.

WhiteDoe_EbookCover_600X900Right now White Doe is on sale for 99c at Amazon. Hope you’ve enjoyed this week’s snippet and will hop over to other Weekend Writing Warriors‘ blogs.