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Chapter 40

 “A little faith. That’s all you need. And if you ask me, the idea of the two of you together makes perfect sense.”“A human and a dark wolf?” He snorted, shaking his head.“Look deeper, Razl. And you’ll see what I’m talking about. I have a feeling you and Tourmaline are more alike than you realize.”
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Chapter 41

 Razl wasn’t sorry for killing the bastard. Hell, he’d have killed the blond one, too, if she hadn’t been watching him.He thought she’d ask him more about the killing, but instead, the next thing she said was, “That whole attitude thing you had going when we got here this afternoon. What was that about? Did you think I’d blame you for what you are?”
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Chapter 42

 “You sleep okay?” he asked.She gave him a tight smile. “Great, if you can believe it.”Something moved through his dark gaze—something hot and primal—and she reacted with a shiver, chill bumps racing across her bare arms. Last night, when they’d been talking, she’d actually argued that he wanted her. But tha
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Chapter 43

 There was no doubt that she wanted him—she just didn’t want to want him, damn it. Not when he made her feel so out of control. So desperate and needy.“Yeah, I might have said that, but what the hell do I know?” he drawled with a crooked smile. “I’m just a stupid alpha jackass, right?”“You said it, not me. B
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Chapter 44

 “I thought I must have been imagining it,” she whispered, her voice a little breathless and low. “The way you’d made me feel at the motel. Thought it must be the drug. But it wasn’t. It was real.” Opening her eyes, she turned her head a little to look at him, her gaze full of wonder and a small part of fear. “How do you do that to me? Make me let go like that?”“Why does it surprise you?” he asked, painfully aware of the fact that if he didn’t come soon, he’d probably end up doing some permanen
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Chapter 45

 Cian shot Tourmaline a mischievous wink before walking down the porch steps and disappearing around the side of the cabin. Giving Razl a curious look, she asked, “Do you normally work with him?”“Not if I can help it.” He shoved one hand back through his hair, appearing irritated as hell. “But this is Mason and Jeremy’s way of trying to make the two of us get along better.”
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Chapter 46

 While they watched, one of the Whiteclaw males took the girl’s arm and led her into what appeared to be some kind of office building. An ugly suspicion started burning in Razl’s gut. “I’ve got a bad feeling,” he said for the second time that morning. Dropping his cigarette butt into the ashtray sitting on the end of the bench, the Irishman said, “You’re not the only one.”Razl had hoped they might catch sight of Sapphire Smart, if she was even there, since Monroe had called on their way to Hawkley with the news that t
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Chapter 47

 For a moment, Roy just stared at him, studying his eyes—then he threw back his head and roared with laughter.“Hell, you really are as ruthless as your old man, Drone. I’d had my doubts, after hearing about your new friends in the Alley. But I get it now.”“We all have our public roles to play, and sometimes it’s best to
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Chapter 48

 After Razl left, Tourmaline spent the morning worrying about him while she dealt with her laundry, since she was down to the last of her clean clothes. She’d just put her things into the dryer when Jillian and another pretty blonde who introduced herself as Carla Reyes stopped by to check on her. When Jillian found out that she still hadn’t eaten breakfast, she ran back to her cabin for some pastries, while Tourmaline put on some coffee and talked to Carla, who was a riot. She listened, fascinated, as Carla explained how she was the only female Runner for the Silvercrest pack, her partner a man named Wyatt Pall.
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Chapter 49

 Together, the three of them got Casey inside the Burnses’ cabin, taking her to the spare room that Jillian said she often used for her patients. As they began cleaning away the blood with warm cloths so that Jillian could assess the damage, which appeared to be a multitude of bruises and brutal, painful-looking claw marks, Casey came to. Speaking in a halting, broken rasp, the woman explained how her husband, Davis, had come home that morning in a drunken rage after staying out all night at his favorite bar in town. Apparently, there had been some younger Lycans in the bar making lewd comments about Casey flirting with them, and instead of just talking to her about it, Davis had gone off the deep end. From what Tourmaline could gather, this wasn’t the first time
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