All Chapters of Behr Brothers: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Oh crap. He shouldn't have touched her. Sebastian wanted to run out of the house. Out into the forest to let his beast emerge. He'd thought he'd found his mate in his last girlfriend. Boy had he been wrong.This time, his fingers tingled. His body wanted to have sex, making him instantly aroused. Oh. Shit. As soon as he'd touched Sally, he knew. She was his mate. Too bad he didn't want to meet his mate. That was why he usually didn't deal with people, but this woman had called for a carpenter. He was the expert carpenter in the family. Here he was and he'd found the woman he was destined to be with. Forever.She stared up at him with sparkling eyes. He hoped he hadn't been staring at her or breathing heavily. She must think him nuts. "Uh. Let's see what's wrong."If he had a sister, and he didn't, he hoped that she wouldn't let a stranger carry her into her house. Sebastian knew that he was safe. In fact, he'd give his life to protect her. With a swallow to get his bearings, he to

Sally sipped her drink, watching him work. His muscles bunched and strained as he nailed new boards to her porch. Would he look like that if he was nailing her? She flushed with the idea. She must go do some chores. She couldn't sit her and stare at him. She was getting all the wrong ideas.Looking out over her property, she tried not to look back at Sebastian. She liked the sight of him. It woke up her lady parts. Oh, they were alive and humming. If he looked at her the right way, her pants would fall off.She shook herself."You okay?" he said.He'd paused, with a board in his hand. Sweat rolled down his chest that had just the right amount of hair on it. Not too much. Not too little. None on his back. "I'm fine. I'm just making a mental list of all that I have to get done.""I understand that. I do that every morning before I get out of bed."Oh, crap. Now she had a picture of him in bed. Shirtless. Under the covers. His hair rumpled. His eyes a little sleepy. She'd bet his voice wa

Sally couldn't believe that those words had actually come out of her mouth. Sebastian wasn't running from her house. She knew she wasn't the ideal woman, but she was good in bed. She knew this. She'd bet he was good in bed. She took another spoonful of her soup. Sebastian stared at her with his spoon halfway to his mouth. Maybe the thought appalled him. Maybe he'd lost his appetite and couldn't imagine having sex with her. She was about to run from the room. From embarrassment. Had she really just propositioned this man that she'd only met hours before? Life was lonely out here. Too lonely. Clearly, she had to update her online dating profile and get back on that horse. Sebastian put down his spoon. She could see him swallowing hard, his Adam's apple moving up and down. She'd shocked him and now she had no idea how to get out of this situation. She'd never had anyone turn her down, but she hadn't asked too many men to share her bed. Most men thought she was desperate because of her

Sally woke up, wondering why she was sore. Had she worked that hard yesterday? Oh. Wait. Sebastian. She sat up, pulling the covers over her naked breasts. He was gone. She sighed. Part of her was happy. Part of her was disappointed. Then she heard a noise downstairs. Crap. Someone was in her house. She snagged her robe and wrapped it around her. Then she grabbed the bat from under the bed. Creeping down the steps, she tried to figure out where the person was. In the kitchen. Okay. Not the best place to steal anything. Her valuables, what little she had, were not in the kitchen. She tiptoed to the door.Sebastian. Wearing just jeans. No shirt. No shoes. Took her breath away. He was beyond sexy. He was also cooking breakfast from what she could smell. He stood looking out the back window. It was her favorite view also. He spun around. She felt silly with the bat in her hand. His gaze went to the bat then back to her face, a wry grin on his face. "I thought I had an intruder."That g

Someone knocked on the front door. Sally wasn't expecting anyone, but she opened it without looking. Big mistake."Hello, Sally," Colin Chambers, her abusive ex-husband, said.A chill went down Sally's spine. She knew this day might happen. She'd hoped it wouldn't. Her tracks had been covered, but clearly not well enough. He must've heard about her aunt willing her this property.She wished Sebastian was here. At least there'd be someone with her. Oh, Sebastian.Her heart roared in her chest, knowing that she had to stand up to him at least one more time. The restraining order clearly wasn't helping her.Sally tried to close the door, but Colin put his foot in the way. "Not happy to see me, Sally?""No. I'm not.""Well, that disappoints me."She had no idea how she was getting out of this. Her phone was charging in the kitchen, but she didn't want to run that way. She couldn't get there fast enough. Colin could run fast. He was an avid outdoorsman and kept himself in good shape."We s