Briggs
When the Fates give you face-to-face advice about claiming your mate, you absolutely listen to them.
Briggs James comes from a pack that is easy to get lost in. When news that the new Paranormal Council was seeking enforcers, he jumped at the chance to join. Although his birth pack was on the up-and-up, he knew too many weren’t, and he wanted to do what he could in order to help those who needed it. When he’s sent to New Mexico on assignment, they realize there’s more happening with the local pride than they knew. But will the council be able to deal with it? Or will they need a little bit of outside help?
Todd Miller is trying to build a semblance of a somewhat functional life. Although he’s learning to feel safe again, he often still wakes up in his cheetah form and wonders if he’s back in the cage he was kept in for three years. He likes his job but wonders if he’ll ever be fixed enough to have what the mated couples he sees in the clinic have. Could someone want that with him? Would he be able to trust another alpha enough to be so open with him?
When the Fates personally visit not only Todd but Briggs as well, the two choose not to fight the fact that they’re fated. It’s likely that the Fates know more than they do, and they need one another now. Will life calm down for these two, or will it only intensify?
Briggs is Book Sixteen in the Paranormal Council Enforcers series. Each book in this series will focus on a different couple, but these books are not standalones and should be read in order as there is an ongoing backstory that won’t be resolved quickly. This is a fated mate story in an MPreg world, and there will be at least one baby. You should expect all the normal shenanigans and remember that sometimes even fated mates need a little help.
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