Daring Her Vampires
She lives for family, wishing for her own.
Sally is a rabbit shifter who revels in the chaos of her found family. She hides the details of her past, choosing to live in the moment and love every day to the fullest. Secretly, she has wished for a fated mate, someone who would be just hers. She thinks her time is over, that it is too late to find the one meant for her. She creates her own rules and breaks through the misconceptions about how a woman should act. Many have underestimated her animal, her power, and her love. She thrives on the pleasure of proving them wrong. When two vampires enter her world and claim they are her mates, Sally dares them to love her.
Atlas will do anything to protect his family, even ignore his pride and ask a bear shifter for help. The last thing he expected was to find the woman meant to be his. He was turned into a species he hates, and it has taken years to accept the life he agreed to. Portraying a calm he has never truly felt, he dreads the day he will lose control.
Luca is a vampire on the edge. He relies on his brother to rein in his anger, repressing a childhood that shaped his hatred for anyone except his siblings. Humans mean nothing to him, and making friends with others like him is pointless. Finding himself in the middle of a mixed group of shifters and vampires will take all his self-control not to fight his way out.
Vampires are possessive and selfish. The brothers are shocked when a sexy rabbit shifter challenges everything they have believed to be true.
Even though it’s rare for their species to share a mate, they will have to fight their instinct and take the gift the universe gave them.
Daring Her Vampires is the twelfth book in the Embracing The Bond Series, a stand-alone, rabbit shifter, vampire, steamy, paranormal romance. A guaranteed HEA where the female character ends up with two vampire mates.
Note: Due to explicit language, graphic sexual scenes, and violence, this book is intended for mature (18 years +) readers.
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