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Lycan Blood (Book #2 Lycan series)

Lycan Blood (Book #2 Lycan series)

She tells him. "I finish mommy." He looks down at the plate that only holds little scraps of food. "I no wanna go there. I wanna go wit dada." Sonny says with a frown, seeming to not like being with his den mother and the other kids. "Dada is busy training the pack warriors." She comes over and lifts him up from the chair, taking him over to the sink to wash his hands that's covered in food. "I warria too mommy," Sonny says, trying to flex the muscles in his arm.
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Ayo Parks
I loved everything about this book as well as the first one.It continuously had me at the edge of my seat thinking about what was gonna happen next.Blake is my overall favorite character as well as BJ and luscious they are just bad asses in their own ways.I really hope you continue the stories
Lacey Davis
The book was great a little repetitive witb the story line.. unlkke the first book.. i hope there is a 3rd book to the series.. the. ending was a bit breif and there could have been so much more added.. I want to know about Bjs mate and baby.. what happened to hed brother.. Lisa's mates softer side
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Model Son, Monster Father

Model Son, Monster Father

" Nothing about his words or actions resembled those of a usual five-year-old kid. The shock had made me pass out and collapse onto the floor. I had no idea how long I lay there, but by the time I finally woke up, the sun had set. Light leaked from the master bedroom, where Caleb and Emery were enthusiastically discussing how they would renovate the house after I died. I was unconscious on the floor, yet my biological son didn't bother to check on me. He was too busy scheming to seize my home. … "Enough, Dad," Caleb cut in. "That's all in the past, so why do you have to keep dragging it up, especially in front of such a large crowd? How is Nicky supposed to face his classmates and teachers f
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My Mom's Boyfriend

My Mom's Boyfriend

For how much I wanted something so wrong, so forbidden. When they finally returned home from their errands, Mom was still all over him. She dragged him straight to the couch, curling up against his side like she owned him completely, her head on his shoulder while they watched some mindless show. I sat on the opposite side of the room in the armchair, pretending to scroll through my phone, but I couldn’t stop stealing glances at them.
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Gosh! My Silly Husband Is a Rich Boss

Gosh! My Silly Husband Is a Rich Boss

Sonnet was taken aback for a second, then she smiled and replied gently, "Of course you can. You could always have them both." One was his biological father, and the other was his stepfather. There was no reason they could not coexist. Jaybie smiled as well and hugged Sonnet's leg. "Either way, I will always love Mommy most of all." Sonnet hugged him tight, her heart practically melting. He was such a good child, so he had to grow up happy and healthy, and stay with her forever and ever!
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HIS COLD DENIAL: Love After Divorce

HIS COLD DENIAL: Love After Divorce

he admitted softly. Mom reached for his hand immediately. “Yes,” she said. “I’m It was.” Later that night, the three of us sat in the living room. Tea. Warm lights. Comfortable silence. Leo scrolling through something on his phone that was almost certainly university related. And then eventually… “Mom,” I said casually. She looked up. “What exactly is happening with you and Mr. Soren?” The room went silent. Leo looked up immediately. Mom nearly choked on her tea.
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After My Last Breath

After My Last Breath

I try to fit in, but it’s hard when every part of me is screaming to get out of here. “Damon,” Mom calls, pulling my attention back to the present. She gestures at the man in the suit, with whom she has just started a conversation. “This is Mr. X, or so he says,” she says with a grin. They both do, as if this is some inside joke that only the two of them understand. “And Mr. X, this is my son, Damon. I’m sure you’ve heard of him.”
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The rejected Nagin

The rejected Nagin

I say hoping that she can understand and and let me finish this. “ Why do I have a feeling that you are trying to chase me ” mom says her eyes fixed on me now. “ Mom-" I begin yo say not knowing what exactly I want to say and then the door busts open . “ I am sorry for interrupting ” Sona says as she stands at the door all awkward. “ Did you want anything ?” Mom asks her . “ Actually I want Dev...I mean Mr Rollins to sign on these papers ” she says as she hands the single paper to me.
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One night stand with my mom husband

One night stand with my mom husband

Both were younger, masculine, and dark-skinned with long hair that brushed their shoulders. “Isaac,” Clint said with a grin, reaching out. They gave each other a brotherly hug—more of a shoulder bump than a full embrace. “Welcome, Clint. You called just when we were getting ready to leave. We already planned to head to Spain for El Clásico—Real Madrid versus FC Barcelona in two days. But we had to cancel our plans.” “Oh, I had no idea. Thank you so much,” Clint replied. “Hello, I’m Charlotte,” I greeted as we exchanged pleasantries, then proceeded to board the aircraft.
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Accidentally In Love with My Best Friend’s Brother

Accidentally In Love with My Best Friend’s Brother

Trey Mom is sitting on the porch smoking a joint. She has a warm complexion with green eyes, and her brown hair is pulled back into a bun. Her face is weathered with scars from her battles with William, but she's still beautiful and radiant as a rose. When she sees me, she rushes over to greet me. "There's my son!" she exclaims, her voice a bit hoarse from being a smoker. "How long has it been? Four years now?"
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bookworm2827
Nicely Done, Author! Stumbles upon this gem quite by accident, and so glad I did. This book brings all the feels, you'll laugh, cry, and so much more. A hot whirlwind of a romance. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Give it a shot. :)
Ava Wolf
This author is an AMAZING writer…I read this book 3 times!!! Needless to say, I truly truly love and enjoyed this story. It made me laugh, cry, long for a mate like Trey…so many different emotions. I recommend this book to ALL readers. You will DEFINITELY enjoy it!!!
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Game Of Destiny

Game Of Destiny

Please don't be angry with us . ' Dad I am not angry . But ' ' But what Sid ? Your Mom is really sorry for saying that .. that ' She couldn't complete the sentence . She was about to wipe her tears but two hands did that before her . ' Don't cry Mom . ' ' Don't cry Love . ' Indeed she is blessed to have a son and husband like them. ' Mom I can never be angry with you and Dad . You know that na . ' ' I know my baby boy . ' She said ruffling his hair .
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One of the most profound shifts in my relationship with my mom came when we started finding shared hobbies. We stumbled into baking together—something she’d always loved but I’d dismissed as 'uncool' as a teen. Turns out, flour fights and failed soufflés became our inside jokes. Beyond that, I made a habit of asking about her childhood; hearing her stories about growing up in a different era made me see her as a person, not just 'Mom.' Little rituals matter too—like texting her dumb memes or watching terrible reality TV together. It’s not about grand gestures, but the tiny moments where we choose to let each other in.

What really deepened things was learning to argue better. We used to clash over everything from politics to my messy room until I realized we weren’t listening—just waiting to rebut. Now when tensions rise, we take walks instead. Moving side by side takes the edge off, and by the third lap around the block, we’re usually laughing at how stubborn we both are. Progress isn’t linear—some days we backslide into old patterns—but showing up imperfectly still counts.

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