Drew Hunt
On his first night renting a cottage on the Cornish coast, widower John Tennant comes face to face with, of all things, a grizzly bear. Fearing for his life, John tries to convince the animal he isn't worth eating, and is relieved when the bear ambles away.,Maintenance man Mitch Benjamin is two hundred years old but doesnâ€™t look a day over forty. As a werebear, he needs to stay under the radar. The new renter is making that difficult. Not only is John attractive, but his vulnerability triggers all of Mitchâ€™s protective instincts. If that wasnâ€™t trouble enough, Mitch is struggling with his inner bearâ€™s desire to befriend John. He knows what his bear is up to, but Mitch doesnâ€™t want another mate. His last one was murdered ninety years ago, and heâ€™s still grieving.,John is confused by Mitchâ€™s mixed signals. Physically, Mitch -- with his bulging muscles and hulking frame -- is a gay manâ€™s wet dream come true. But emotionally, he keeps closing down. John discovers more comfort with the magnificent grizzly bear he occasionally meets on his evening walks along the beach.,In an effort to help, Morwenna, the owner of the cottages, uses her psychic gifts to give John a message from his dead lover, George. Far from helping, it adds another layer of strangeness to whatâ€™s already turning out to be the strangest summer John can remember.,Can a well-meaning medium and a determined grizzly bring John and Mitch together? Will Mitch come clean about his werebear nature? If he does, can John accept that a man and bear exist in the same body?
Fantasy,Paranormal,Romance,M M Romance,Romance,Paranormal,Shapeshifters,Fantasy,LGBT,Gay,Contemporary,Romance,Paranormal Romance,Fiction
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