A Lion Shame (Bear Creek Grizzlies Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
Simon and Zoe spoke in hushed tones in the hall while SJ collapsed in a heap in the chair next to Rosie's bed. The cougar looked awful — bruised and swollen and wan, with a whistle in her chest as she breathed. SJ held her hand gingerly, not wanting to disturb the IVs in the back of Rosie's hand, and tried not to cry more. She failed. SJ buried her face in the bed next to Rosie's side, struggling to regain her composure. Dakota was out there somewhere, alone and afraid, and SJ couldn't get her. She didn't know who to hurt or track down or what to do to save her baby. She hated feeling helpless. She'd been helpless most of her life, and just as she got herself free of Chuck and his bullshit, something else happened to knock her back down. Rosie groaned and moved her arm, and SJ froze, looking up at her. The older woman patted SJ's shoulder, her eyes only partially open, and wheezed a bit before she formed words. "It'll be okay, honey." "I'm so sorry, Rosie." SJ wanted to squeeze her hand to reassure herself, but she didn't want to hurt her friend.
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