Bearly Holding On by Danielle Foxton Page A
Authors: Danielle Foxton
Tags: United States, Suspense, Literature & Fiction, Paranormal, Mystery; Thriller & Suspense, Native American, Thrillers & Suspense, Werewolves & Shifters, Two Hours or More (65-100 Pages)
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steps to the porch. He stopped on the last stair. “I’m glad you’re alive,” he said. “Both of you. And Mati, I’m forever in your debt. Could you do me one last favor though?”
Mati nodded solemnly.
Keme smiled. “Could you put some damn clothes on?” With that he disappeared into the house. Aiyana did too—she sensed that Awen and Mati needed some time alone.
Mati looked down at Awen tenderly once they were by themselves. The rain splashed off of her face and she quirked her lips up at the corners. He leaned down and captured her mouth in a passionate kiss, holding her tightly like it might be the last time.
“Let’s go home,” he suggested when they broke apart.
Awen nodded. She was overcome with happiness, both from the love she shared for Mati, and the realization that for now and forever, his home would be her home too.
NOTE FROM DANIELLE
First and foremost, I want to personally thank each and every one of you for giving Bearly Holding On a chance. This book represents the first installment of what I hope to be a very long storytelling career.
If you like the book, it would mean a lot to me if you would leave a quick review. Even if you hate it or find errors, I would love to hear about that also.
Right now I am currently working on my next book which I know you will love!
Danielle Foxton
Mati nodded solemnly.
Keme smiled. “Could you put some damn clothes on?” With that he disappeared into the house. Aiyana did too—she sensed that Awen and Mati needed some time alone.
Mati looked down at Awen tenderly once they were by themselves. The rain splashed off of her face and she quirked her lips up at the corners. He leaned down and captured her mouth in a passionate kiss, holding her tightly like it might be the last time.
“Let’s go home,” he suggested when they broke apart.
Awen nodded. She was overcome with happiness, both from the love she shared for Mati, and the realization that for now and forever, his home would be her home too.
NOTE FROM DANIELLE
First and foremost, I want to personally thank each and every one of you for giving Bearly Holding On a chance. This book represents the first installment of what I hope to be a very long storytelling career.
If you like the book, it would mean a lot to me if you would leave a quick review. Even if you hate it or find errors, I would love to hear about that also.
Right now I am currently working on my next book which I know you will love!
Danielle Foxton