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    A Wolf’s Christmas Deer: Winter Wolves, #2
    A Wolf’s Christmas Deer: Winter Wolves, #2
    A Wolf’s Christmas Deer: Winter Wolves, #2
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    A Wolf’s Christmas Deer: Winter Wolves, #2

    By Morgan Wood

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    Yet another Christmas alone…

    Reindeer shifter Lukas has had enough of his family’s extravagant Christmas celebrations. As the last unmated Omega in his family, he can no longer take his family’s teasing and decides to spend a quiet Christmas alone in the mountains. As he arrives at the lodge, his perfect plan seems to crumble as things don’t go quite as expected. The biggest surprise of all is the handsome owner of the lodge – a wolf shifter named Raul who makes Lukas’s whole body burn, and a part of him wants nothing more but to run.

    But it turns out that Raul has a plan of his own – one that will keep the sweet Omega that just walked into his lodge all for himself...

    A Wolf’s Christmas Deer is a short, standalone gay holiday romance with male pregnancy. Intended for mature audiences only.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMorgan Wood
    Release dateDec 19, 2016
    ISBN9781386576426
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      A Wolf’s Christmas Deer - Morgan Wood

      CHAPTER 1

      LUKAS

      Lukas felt more than a little guilty for abandoning his entire family for the Christmas holidays. After all, everyone would be there: his parents, siblings, cousins, grandparents, aunts and uncles—everyone. Except for him.

      He turned the Christmas music station off and put on NPR. News about plane crashes and dry conversations about economics filled the small cab of his Ford truck as he climbed deeper and deeper into the mountains. He needed something that wouldn't remind him of his Christmas betrayal.

      The buzz of Jingle Bells jolted him back to reality and he quickly put his phone on silent. It was his cousin Ben calling again, probably to heckle him some more about ditching the family for their yearly celebration.

      Lukas knew that Ben would be there with his newfound mate, Gerard—the muscular and handsome insurance salesman with a thousand-watt smile. Just the thought of that stupidly attractive man with his arms wrapped possessively around Ben’s slim shoulders made Lukas sick.

      Then there would be his youngest brother, Adam the adored, and his mate with their brand new baby girl. Not to mention that even old Uncle Albert, who smelled like pickled herring and Lukas assumed would be single forever, was bringing his new flame to the gathering.

      Everyone there would have someone to bring with them to the Christmas festivities. Everyone except for Lukas, who was now officially the oldest—and only—unmated Omega of the bunch at the ripe age of twenty-seven.

      As he broached the uncomfortable topic in his mind, Lukas pushed the bridge of his square-framed glasses back up his nose with a grimace. Come on, didn’t lots of shifters find their mates after the age of thirty?

      Lukas had always thought that he had plenty of time to find a mate, and didn't feel the need to rush into anything. Until now.

      The falling snow should have lifted his spirits—all reindeer shifters love the snow—but for the first time in his life, Lukas knew what it meant to have the holiday blues. Once again, winter was here and he had no one to warm his bed and no family to call his own.

      Reindeer shifters were known to keep to themselves most of the year, and Lukas was no exception.

      He worked from home as a financial consultant and rarely went out or met new people. He had always thought that working hard was what it took to be successful, and so he had poured his whole life into his work. So why didn't he feel all

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