Taken (WILD WOODS #2) by Jason Collins EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Jason Collins
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- Genre: contemporary romance
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PARKER
Dear Diary—
Dear Journal—
Dear Whoever—
Dear Whatever—
Today is the worst day ever. No, scratch that, because tomorrow could
definitely be even worse. Today is the worst day so far.
My bright idea to go to a dry cabin and try my hand at “real wild
living” feels like it’s blowing right up in my face. I can’t believe I thought
trying to rough it would actually prove something to the guys back at Wild
Woods. Or prove something to myself. But now, all I can think about is
grabbing a glass of water from the sink. Or slipping into a warm bath.
Both of which are impossible because of the whole dry cabin thing.
Whose idea was this, anyway? A dry cabin?
Who wants to rent a cabin with absolutely no running water?
More like a torture chamber.
I closed my journal with a thud before letting my head sink down to the
wooden desk in front of me.
It was true. I was practically living in a torture chamber. The worst part?
I’d done this to myself. No one had encouraged me to come out to the
woods and sign up for the hardest thing I’d ever tried to do. It wasn’t like
I’d told anyone where I was actually going, what I planned on doing while I
was out here. I wanted it to be a surprise, a fun story to tell when I made my
way back to Wild Woods HQ, the kind of thing Jacob and Damon wouldn’t
believe.
Although, the way things were going right now, Jacob and Damon were
going to find out about my trip via a news story about a camper who just
couldn’t hack it, his remains found on the side of some river…
“Good job, Parker,” I muttered to myself as I stood up from the desk.
“What a spectacular way to die.”
I was only halfway through admonishing myself when I felt my phone
vibrating in my pocket. I quickly answered it, leaning against the desk as I
spoke. “You’ve got Parker.”
“Parker! There you are,” Jacob said on the other end of the line. “What
are you up to? I saw you took some time off but I don’t think you filled out
the box—”
“You mean the optional box?” I smirked even though he couldn’t see.
“The one where we have a choice to tell you where we’re going or not?”
“Optional. Right,” Jacob hummed, “you’re right. I guess I just assumed
that—”
“That you have a right to know where I’m going and who I’m with?” I
playfully pressed. “Because you’re the oldest and Mom left you in charge?”
I could feel Jacob rolling his eyes at me even if the conversation was
only verbal. I’d known Jacob long enough to know saying something like
that would slightly annoy him even if it was true.
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