Enticing Her Fox
She is determined to embrace every side of herself, not caring about those who don’t like it.
Rylee is a fox shifter who found a home with a snake. Since the day Heath rescued her, he has become her friend, brother, and savior. She didn’t expect his family to welcome her, yet they accept her even though she hides her pain behind a smile. Every day, she fights to live well despite the trauma of her past. After taking revenge on the man who abused her, she can finally move on, hoping to find the peace she craves. She doesn’t expect to meet Ezra or feel an overwhelming need to trust him. Heath may have helped heal her body, but her mate could heal her bruised heart.
Ezra is calm, patient, and controlled. As a white fox shifter, he has many gifts that aid him in his chosen work. Being an assassin is easy, and he enjoys giving the abused the justice they deserve. A man he’s tracking leads him to a town filled with shifters and vampires, never expecting his mate to be among the mix of powerful beings. He’s known for his patience and fearlessness, yet all his control will be tested as he learns her story. Eager to see her tormenters at the end of his blade, he will do anything to keep her safe.
Rylee will have to let go of her fear of the past and place her trust in Ezra, confident in his ability to give her the love she’s always wanted.
Enticing Her Fox is the fourteenth book in the Embracing The Bond Series, a stand-alone, fox shifter, steamy, paranormal romance. A guaranteed HEA where the female character ends up with her forever mate.
Note: Due to explicit language, graphic sexual scenes, and violence, this book is intended for mature (18 years +) readers.
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