Same Difference

Name: Same Difference
Author: T.S. Joyce

68 pages

Nathan Donn is exactly where he should not be.
He’s two months into an Arranged pairing that isn’t going to plan. His Pack has been dissolved by the Elders, he’s lost his rank as Second, and he’s failed to form an attachment to his mate, Delta. They can get out of this on a technicality and go their separate ways, and it’s the best thing for the submissive beauty. Pairing up was not what he had expected, so he’s taking her to drop her back into her old life, only when she finds out, he has hell to pay. Delta isn’t the female werewolf he’d thought she was, and now she’s showing him just how badly he’s messing up. The only sanctuary for them is in a Rogue Pack, but war is headed for them, and their bond is dead. He has to prepare his Pack for what is to come, but Delta is consuming him like a fire. His mistake will change the course of their lives and the lives of their Pack forever.

Delta Harrington is exactly where she should be.
She is the mate of the Second in the newly formed Rogue Pack, she has found a best friend, she is slowly breaking down her mate’s defenses, and she feels safe for the first time in a long time. She’s happy. So when Nathan exposes his plot to get rid of her, Delta’s wind is knocked out of her, and her heart is shattered. She has a plan. Her life has a purpose, but all of a sudden she’s alone and has to make it in a shifter world completely separate from the humans. Being a submissive female werewolf isn’t for the weak, and she is about to show everyone in her newfound Pack exactly who she is. Including Nathan. Delta is about to burn everything to the ground.

Protective alpha males with heart, independent heroines with sass, and a Pack of rowdy werewolves just trying to find their normal in an unending string of misadventures. You won’t want to miss this hot-as-fire lovers-to-enemies installment and second book of T. S. Joyce’s bestselling Same series.

****Content Warning: Explicit spicy love scenes, naughty language, territory line disputes, some violence, and piles of sexy shifter secrets. Intended for mature audiences.

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