No long discussion about shifters being real.Good introduction to the story and situation.
Rescuing one small child turns into saving six from a dark and uncertain fate, and although Sam doesn’t understand the world he’s been forced into, he would never turn his back on children in need, even if it means confronting his past with Vaughn.Īs Vaughn and Sam join forces to protect the children put into their care, the future they’ve both dreamed of is within their reach, but first they need to survive the sinister force looking to rip away everything they’ve come to hold dear. Bringing a human into his world is against the rules, but one phone call changes everything, and Vaughn finds himself face-to-face with the man who could give him everything he’s ever wanted.
After sharing a steamy one night stand with Sam years ago, Vaughn couldn’t consider the possibility of a future with the man, no matter how much he wanted him. Vaughn Jerrick is the alpha to a pack of wolf shifters and a doctor to the supernatural world. A boy who growls, flashes unnaturally blue eyes, demands for Sam to call the alpha– whatever that is– and gives Sam the one name he wishes he could forget: Vaughn Jerrick. His life takes a turn for the weird one stormy night when he finds a small boy on his doorstep. He’s a teacher at the local middle school and the most exciting part of his day is dealing with a classroom full of hormonal preteens. Wilson sniper competition, another international sniper competition that is organized by the National Guard.Sam Baker couldn’t be more normal. The two of them are also firefighters in Shreveport, Louisiana.Īll three are members of the All Guard Marksmanship Team, composed of some of the best marksmen from across the various state national guards, and all have competed before in the Winston V. Smith joined the National Guard in 2003, deployed to Iraq in 2004, and has also served as a sniper team leader and marksmanship instructor at the National Guard Marksmanship Training Center. He was previously a sniper section leader and has been an instructor at the Army National Guard Marksmanship Training Center for the past three years. Cotten enlisted in the National Guard in 2006 and deployed to Iraq in 2010. He served in the 3rd Ranger Battalion, including time as a sniper team leader, before transferring to the National Guard, where he is assigned to 1-200 Infantry Battalion, as well as working full-time as a security executive in Las Vegas. Vargas, the team leader, enlisted in the Army in 2008.
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