Homecoming in a Fur Coat (The Fur Coat Society Book 6) He stu.In a world ravaged by disaster, dreams can still come true…After a year of nonstop turmoil, Mia Evans should be thankful for her new, calm life in Washington D.C. He doesn’t want to uproot his life for the umptee
| TITLE | : | Homecoming in a Fur Coat (The Fur Coat Society Book 6) |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.80 (702 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | B01LYQ0QW2 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | - |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 0 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2016-10-02 |
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In a world ravaged by disaster, dreams can still come true…After a year of nonstop turmoil, Mia Evans should be thankful for her new, calm life in Washington D.C. She has a good job and good friends, and she no longer has to worry about being persecuted just for being a shifter. But her heart is restless, and she can’t figure out why. Desperate for a fresh start, she considers moving far away and starting over. But that would mean leaving behind her best friend Calum…who is starting to appear in her dreams as so much more than just a friend. Is it possible he feels the same?Polar Bear Shifter Calum Pearsons thought life was finally settling down. So when his clan members start to talk about moving to a new city again, he’s angry. He doesn’t want to uproot his life for the umpteenth time this year, and he’s happy with his new job in D.C. He stu
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