Wolf Claim (Wolves Of Willow Bend Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
It was also the worst, since they were stymied in their hunt for a killer. Gillian found her freedom curtailed more than ever before. Owen never left her side, nor did Brett, save for when she and Owen retreated to their room. The Alpha’s distress, barricaded by his stern visage and carefully modulated control, raked at her. The presence of a killer among their wolves hurt him. Hurt his whole pack, really. What other few members she’d been allowed to see also suffered. The one concession both men made for her was granting time with young Trent. The nine-year-old boy grieved for the loss of his brother, a wolf he’d clearly adored and worshipped, while also struggling with the hurt all around him.Hurt he couldn’t fix.His parents delivered him to Brett’s house early one morning, and Gillian spent several hours chatting with him while relaxing under a tree in Brett’s ‘yard.’ Vividly aware of Owen’s presence as he prowled a circuit around the house and Brett’s watchfulness from the house, she kept her attention on Trent.“So I shouldn’t just make it better when someone is hurt?”
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