Waste

Author: Elizabeth N. Harris
Genre(s): Romance | Paranormal
Total pages: 77
Waste

He had been betrayed and hadn’t seen it coming. One of the most laid-back Protectors of the jar found himself changed beyond recognition. But despite owning Waste, he remained the same deep inside. Honour, respect, faith and courage meant something to him. One night after feeding Waste, he witnessed and interrupted a crime. If he’d walked away, an innocent may have lost her life.
She was the quiet one in her family. She didn’t cause trouble, nor did she draw attention to herself. While her dreams were different from her mother’s, she loved her family deeply, which is why when she suffered a terrible attack, she leaned on them for support. But they mistook that need for weakness, and while she may fade into the background, she’s definitely not weak.
He’d done the right thing and saved her life. But why was she now his responsibility? It suddenly seemed that this unassuming woman had attracted the worst kind of attention. Someone was out to kill her, and there were several suspects. Was it one of his fans? A Hunter? Or someone else not even on their radar?
She isn’t sure who to trust except the creature who calls himself a monster. Yet in her eyes, a monster wouldn’t have saved her life or continued to send her warnings. No, she was convinced monsters existed, but he wasn’t one of them. As hard as she tried to reach out to him, he ran even harder away. They’re both determined, and yet there is something between them. But how will she react when she learns the truth? That the Legendary Shifters are far more than warning tales and nightmares. They are real, and she’s now in their sights.

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