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    Pregnant by the Dragon Shifter
    Pregnant by the Dragon Shifter
    Pregnant by the Dragon Shifter
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    Pregnant by the Dragon Shifter

    By Jasmine Wylder

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    A world class archer and a shape shifting bodyguard butt heads only to find they need each other if they’re going to make it through their journey alive.

    Curvy girl Iona Fraser has spent her entire life, since childhood, on an Island off the coast of Maine. With dreams of becoming an Olympic archer she knows it is time to make her first trip away from home. But, when her father hires a hot-blooded bodyguard to protect her along the way, Iona’s iron will comes out to play.

    David Kilgore has many secret tricks up his sleeve, but dealing with a bad tempered woman fully immune to his charms, is not one of them. He is immediately taken by Iona’s beauty and snubbed by her dismissive attitude. Though full of haughty arrogance, David begins to see the vulnerability Iona hides underneath.

    As Iona and David make the trip to Toronto for Iona’s first tournament, she discovers there are more dark shadows in her family’s history then she ever realized before. Her haughty arrogance is soon checked when she understands the real danger she is in. It is only when her life is on the line that Iona will see what David is really made of.

    AUTHOR ́S NOTE: This is a +15,000-word stand-alone story with HEA, so no cliff-hangers! Story contains mature themes and language, and is intended for 18+ readers only.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJasmine Wylder
    Release dateSep 29, 2016
    ISBN9781370770779
    Pregnant by the Dragon Shifter
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    Jasmine Wylder

    Jasmine Wylder is a Real Estate Agent by day and an emerging Paranormal Romance Author & Adventurer by night. Hailing from California, her passion for sultry stories, steamy scenes, and all-things romance began early on and it has stayed with her ever since. When she isn’t creating captivating storylines, Jasmine loves spending time in the great outdoors, practicing yoga, painting, and treating herself to fine cuisine. She is also an avid animal lover (dogs in particular) and is the proud owner of a Husky named Luna and a Yorkie named Anya. Whether it’s out-of-this-world love (literally), dragon shifters setting your heart ablaze, or unquenchable vampiric desire, Jasmine has you covered! Currently, Jasmine is in the midst of crafting paranormal romances and tries to escape to the countryside every so often to get the full writer’s experience.

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      it felt rushed. The secret that he was a dragon was just casually revealed. i thought it needed more depth.
    • 3/5
      I looked the story, it was just to short. It left me hangiing. I would have liked an ending about what happen about the baby, her father. I do not like when I have to write my own ending.

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    Pregnant by the Dragon Shifter - Jasmine Wylder

    Pregnant by the Dragon Shifter

    A Paranormal Romance

    By Jasmine Wylder

    Copyright © 2016 Jasmine Wylder

    Smashwords Edition

    Copyright © 2016 by Jasmine Wylder – All rights reserved.

    In no way is it legal to reproduce, duplicate, or transmit any part of this document in either electronic means or in printed format. Recording of this publication is strictly prohibited and any storage of this document is not allowed unless with written permission from the publisher. All rights reserved.

    Respective authors own all copyrights not held by the publisher.

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    Table of Contents

    Chapter One

    Chapter Two

    Chapter Three

    Chapter Four

    Chapter Five

    Chapter Six

    Chapter Seven

    Chapter Eight

    Chapter Nine

    Chapter One

    The sun was shining full on his face but the wind was cold coming off the water. David relished the chill.

    You’ll catch your death out here without a coat.

    David turned to find a stout ferryman staring at him.

    How much to take me over to Fraser Island? David squinted at the other man.

    Fraser Island isn’t open to the public. It’s a private island, very private. The ferryman blew out a plume of smoke. His jacket was bright orange and his face wind burned.

    I have business there.

    The ferryman looked David over, I’ll take you no charge. Never been there myself, always wanted to go.

    The ferry felt strangely large and empty with David as its only passenger.

    What’s your business with the Fraser’s? I’ve only seen the older one a few times. They mostly keep themselves to themselves. The man’s orange jacket made a funny rustling noise when he moved his arms.

    I keep myself to myself, too. David’s eyes flicked to the other man. The ruddy face only looked put off for a moment.

    Cousin of mine says the daughter is something else. Big girl and sour as a tart cherry, but a fine piece of work. The man showed with his hands the invisible large ass of a woman then laughed the hacking laugh of a lifetime smoker.

    David rolled his eyes. He should have just stayed in town for another night.

    He’d arrived in the waterfront town a day early and couldn’t bear the thought of spending another twenty-four hours among tourists. He was on edge among people who seemed so unaware of themselves. The whole town teemed with them in the summer and early autumn. He had to constantly quell the urge to shout at them to get out of his way, to stop walking four abreast down the street, or to notice when someone was forced to stop abruptly behind you because you were too busy looking at your damn cell phone.

    You can see it now, The man pointed a sausage like finger and David saw the island. Four miles across, two miles wide.

    And that?

    Didn’t you know? The man’s throaty laugh burbled again. That’s the Fraser castle. Moved here stone by stone from Scotland by the man himself.

    David watched as the stone façade of the castle became clearer.

    As he watched his attention was caught by a figure darting over the horizon. David moved so he had a better view. The hair on his arms prickled and the reason for his visit pushed itself to the forefront of his mind.

    The figure moved fast, it stopped, then went back in the direction it came from. David studied the figure for a long moment then leaned back against a railing.

    Anything else I can do for you? The ferryman was looking around from the dock. David took out some cash and handed it to the man.

    When he turned a large dark haired man advanced. David took his bag and walked down the dock toward the approaching figure.

    You’re here early, The man had thick brows, a full jaw, and tufts of thick hair sprouting from his head.

    David Kilgore, David put down his bag and extended his hand to the man.

    I know who you are, just as you know who I am, Coll Fraser

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