Blurb: Dayton Whitmore injures his arm playing basketball with his lion-shifter friends, and his best friend asks Dayton to check on her estranged brother Hart while he’s in Atlanta visiting a specialist. Though Dayton and Hart were never close, he grudgingly agrees.
Banishment from his pride meant Hart Sherman could never see his family again. His liger heritage—a tiger mother and lion father—was a thorn in his alpha father’s side. He always planned to go back for Dayton, the man he knows is his mate, but he uses his career as an entertainment attorney as an excuse to avoid risking Dayton’s rejection. When Dayton shows up unannounced on his doorstep, Hart wants nothing more than to claim him.
Knowing what it means to be a lion’s mate, Dayton isn’t in any hurry to make a lifetime commitment. To convince Dayton he’s serious, Hart must come to terms with the circumstances of his birth—and find a place in the pride for them both.
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ReplyDeleteIt sounds like a great read!
I don't know what to say about myself, so I'll just say that I can really see how much my own children are "born this way" or that way-- so much of their beautiful personalities are right there from day one. It's really lovely....
The blurb sounds lovely. I've had a tenacity to chase after what some call a myth. Even as a child of five I chased it wanted,
ReplyDeletecraved to know more about it.I believe I was born this way and will forever chase until I finally know not just believe.
I believe I am a caregiver. I want to feed, hug, listen to and just mother any and everyone that needs it. I do believe I was born this way because I have been this way since I can remember. I am that neighbor that makes a baked ziti for you when you have a baby so you can have a night off from cooking. I am also the person you can call and cry to and I will just listen and you kow it won't be spread to anyone else. So yeah, that is me I was born this way, as a caregiver.
ReplyDeleteI'm an avid and prolific daydreamer. My head is almost always in the clouds. And I was absolutely born this way.
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How about just being average. I don't find myself terribly unique in anything but it's okay to be average with lots of different interests.
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" I wasn't supposed to walk because I have CP, Cereable Palsy, that was years ago..., Now I'm a Grandmother to 13, fighter for justice if needed, Sassy, and loved ! "Baby I was born this way"
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I'm an introvert, but I can turn it up so that people can't believe I'm not an extrovert.
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ReplyDeleteSnarky, Voluptuous ( I guess I grew into that one ;), Green eyed, Shy...and on it goes. Thanks,
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I was born this way...a shy guy who took way too long to come out of the closet and show the real me.
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