So if you don’t mind…” She headed inside as if she didn’t have a bar full of shapeshifters who’d love to make her their late-night snack. And I’m told my half brother’s upstairs, playing poker with your little brother. “You know, Medea, given what happened the last time a bunch of you showed up here, you’ve got a lot of nerve.” “Can I go in now? You two have him leashed, right?”įang’s jaw dropped at her nonchalant tone. Then checked her watch and manicure as if the entire event left her bored out of her mind. Growling in that unique way that only a shapeshifting bear could, Remi continued to try and throw them off so that he could reach the woman, who still hadn’t moved. “You better have had your rabies shot, boy!”

Remi even bit Dev in the shoulder as he struggled against them.

A victim who didn’t appear the least bit concerned that she’d narrowly escaped certain death at the hands of a savage bear-human-beast. He and Fang barely reached the open front door in time to grab the tall, muscled mountain that sometimes passed as a human being before Remi ate the petite blonde standing nonchalantly under the outside streetlight.Īnd that bastard fought them with everything he had as they pulled him back from his would-be victim. “Watch me!”ĭreading the scene of his shapeshifting lookalike ripping the heart out of a demon on the busy streets of New Orleans underneath a closed-circuit police camera, Dev considered teleporting to stop the coming disaster, but that would only worsen this fiasco.Īnd guarantee them both some special quality time in a high-security government lab someplace where they’d never be seen or heard from again. “Sure I can,” his identical brother snarled in his earpiece. “Remi! You can’t kill Daimons at the front door!” Dev Peltier shot across the main bar floor of Sanctuary at a dead run, with his wolfwere brother-in-law Fang Kattalakis hot on his heels.

Dragonbane by Sherrilyn Kenyon