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Well what can I say, but I love the tales Eve Langlais Writes.

This new sifter series is absolutely thrilling, hot and sexy.

I have read many sifter stories, and her unique take on it is refreshing.

I love this community she has created for them to live in, were they all get along.

From polar bears to foxes. This has to be the most interesting

read I have had in a long time. When I picked up the first book in the series, I new
I had something very Amazing in my hands. I was completely transported through the book,
I truly felt like I was right there in Kodiak Point. The books in the series are Phenomenal,
and the stories get better and better as she gose along. I don't know how she dose it,
but hope she never stops. I can not wait for her next tail form the Willey bunch of shifters.

~*~*~ Description ~*~*~

What's a bear to do when a human has a polar-izing effect?

When Vicky accidentally slides into the side of a polar bear,

she doesn't expect to fall in love. Eaten yes, perhaps used as a chew toy,

but become the object of a bear's affection and lust?

Crazy! Almost as crazy as the fact the polar bear turns out to be a man.

A sexy man. A man who growls,

and roars and does everything he can to chase her away.

Only to come back.

Gene only has one thing on his mind, vengeance,

until Vicky crashes into his life.

Poor Gene. After the pain and betrayal he suffered in the war all he

wants is revenge against the brothers who left him behind.

But he's confused when instead of wanting to punish

him for his evil acts, they offer him forgiveness.

Who does that?!

As if that weren't annoying enough, the cutest geek he ever met--with

caramel kissed skin and wearing the sexiest dark rimmed glasses--won't

leave him alone. Or more like, he can't seem to stop following her.

And it isn't just because someone is out to hurt her.

He wants her. But does he want her more than vengeance?

Welcome to Kodiak Point where the wildlife might wear clothes,

but animal instinct rules the heart.

~~~ Excerpt ~~~

Two sets of eyes turned her way, and Vicky clamped her lips tight, suddenly wishing she’d kept quiet.

“Who is she, really?” Brody asked. “Don’t tell me Ghost has finally settled down?”

“As if,” Gene snorted. “She’s just someone I came across who can’t seem to stay out of trouble.”

Gee, what a warm and fuzzy way of describing their strange relationship. “I’m not doing it on purpose,”

she mumbled.

“Yet, that hasn’t stopped shit from happening to you and around you,” Gene rebuked, but not with his usual

acerbic tone. “Say hello to Vicky. I met her while she was investigating polar bears in the Arctic Circle.”

Brody barked a laugh. “So she kn—”

Gene cut him off. “Knows they are awesome creatures.”

“Majestic,” she corrected, only to blush as Brody fell against the wall laughing so hard.

“Oh, this is fucking priceless,” Brody managed to gasp. “Majestic.” This sent him into another gale of

laughter while Gene glared.

“I don’t see the humor. Polar bears are brave and noble creatures. Much better than say a mangy wolf.” It

was Gene’s turn to smile as Brody sobered and glared back.

“You wish.”

“I know.”

Vicky wished she could understand the serious miens over which animal was better. She tried to alleviate the

tense situation, which, despite the tenseness and the volatile size of the men facing off, for some reason didn’t

send her into a panic. Despite the testosterone heavy in the air, though, she didn’t worry. These men weren’t

the type to bring her harm.

More and more, she couldn’t help but see the difference in how a man could treat her and how much her

father and Rick differed—not in a good way. “The polar bears weren’t the only incredible thing out there.

Gene was probably the most important person I met. He saved me.”

Gene shook his head no and made throat cutting gestures.

Catching the motion, Brody stepped in front of Gene and smoothly said, “Really, how? Tell me more?”

“He’s saved me quite a few times since we’ve met. First from the bear and then the poisoned coffee that

almost had me freeze to death. Then there were the guys who tried to kill me by making it look like I got

attacked by a bear. The bear was the first one to actually save me there, but Gene arrived shortly after.”

“And was he by any chance naked?” Brody asked.

A frown creased her forehead. “Yes, how did you know?”

A smile split Brody’s lips. “Old Ghost here never did like getting his clothes dirty during battle. And is that all

that’s happened?”

Having sidestepped Brody to take a sentinel position by the window, Vicky couldn’t help but note Gene’s

resigned expression as Vicky extolled his virtues. “Well, after he found some new clothes, we ended up

escaping the camp before the other bad guys could get us. But they started shooting at us. Gene took care of them when they chased us down on snowmobiles, and Gene singlehandedly saved both our lives. Gene’s a

hero,” she finished with a pleased smile in Gene’s direction.

Oddly enough, his shoulders were hunched, his head was down, and he shook. Overcome with the trouble

she’d caused no doubt.

Turning back to Brody, Vicky couldn’t help but note his wide eyes, eyes that got wider the more Vicky

rambled on about Gene’s general awesome nature.

His incredulity when he snickered, “Ghost, a hero?” was totally uncalled for.

“He is,” she insisted, indignant enough to plant her hands on her hips and tilt her chin.

“Are you fucking kidding me?” Brody asked, not of her but Gene.

“I wish. Trust me, I’ve tried to dissuade her from this foolish fantasy that I’m a decent person, but for some

reason, Pima here just won’t believe it.”

“Because I didn’t imagine it. You saved me, which makes you a hero.”

“You know, I bet you could carry off those tights. You’ve got good legs,” Brody mused aloud.