TRADING MY CHEATING HUSBAND FOR THE LYCAN KING
By the time we gather at the dog sleds, I’ve managed to construct something resembling calm.
The dogs are gorgeous, all bright eyes and wagging tails and infectious enthusiasm, and despite everything, I feel some of the tension in my shoulders start to ease.
“Have you done this before?” Knox appears at my side, his voice carefully neutral.
“No. Never.”
“It’s easier than it looks. The dogs do most of the work.” He hesitates, then: “I could show you, if you want. How to hold the reins, how to shift your weight on the turns.”