Soon, Bell’s muffled screams around my cock as she shuddered through a climax were punctuated by three simultaneous offerings at all of her altars.
A beary fresh start, indeed.
At our big age, as Bell would put it, I had the feeling the rest of our lives would feel like a new beginning.
Oh my gosh. I’m so happy for the final maul in the
Welcome to Bear Mountain series.
But I know I’m not quite ready
to leave this magical place behind.
How about you?
If you want to see how the rest of their year unfolds and finally get Zion’s side of the Sadie/Mara reunion, I’ve got a couple of side stories waiting for you. Yay!
So Beary Much Love!
Your author,
Theodora Taylor
P.S. - If you haven’t already, make sure to read all the stories in Welcome to Bear Mountain series!
Her Beary Sexy Christmas
Her Beary Spicy Valentine
Her Beary Hot Summer
Her Beary Scary Halloween
Her Beary Fresh Start
Haven’t read Sadie’s story yet? See all the epic why choose things the shifters across the pond are up to across the pond in the IRISH SHIFTERS series!
IRISH SHIFTERS
Her Irish Wolves
Her Irish Bears
Her Irish Dragons
Meanwhile here’s a fun little excerpt from Her Irish Bears…
?REJECTED BY ALL, UNTIL...
?I’ve always been the outcast in my cloistered Canadian village. So, after an especially humiliating rejection, I sign up for a Bridal Exchange trip to Scotland, a wolf kingdom desperate for she-wolf brides to reverse their zero birth population crisis. But even the threat of extinction isn't enough to make any of the Scottish Wolves want a 6-foot-tall, plus-sized she-wolf with a quirky whittling hobby.
?Just as I'm about to give up, all of the would-be brides are kidnapped by the Irish Wolves… who don't want me either. In fact, they drop me off with three huge males... who claim to be kings.Mykings.
?That’s when I learn I’m not the world’s most rejected she-wolf.
Because actually, I’m not a she-wolf at all.
?Too big, too curvy, too other—that’s exactly what at least two of these Irish Kings are looking for. But one of them—the High King, who gets the final say—isn’t so sure.
