Shifters Of Silver Peak: A Very Shifty Christmas - Plot & Excerpts
There wasn’t much else to do. It was cold outside, and there were no books to read, no TV to watch, nowhere to go. She was hungry, she was bored, and it didn’t matter. She wasn’t going anywhere. Valerie had a stubborn streak in her a mile wide. Maybe that was why she’d never given up on Morgan. She hadn’t given in to the bullies in high school who’d taunted her about her weight, and she sure as hell wasn’t going to give in to them now. Morgan had gone out to hunt again. He’d let her know that there was a chance she was going to find out what squirrel stew tasted like. Well, things could be worse, she reasoned. They only had two more days out there. Morgan had stoked the fire again before he left, and she was warm. And Morgan was doing all the heavy lifting, running out and fetching food for them while she stayed inside, warm and dry and smelling the delicious scent of woodsmoke. There was a lot of woodsmoke, she realized.
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