The Emerald Dragon’s Moonlit Mate (NESTING EVER AFTER #1) by Jena Wade EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Jena Wade
- Language: English
- Genre: contemporary romance
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Aldryn
Restlessness boiled in my gut. It was not a feeling that I was used to, and it
most certainly was not a feeling that I enjoyed. I wanted for nothing in life.
I was young, having just turned twenty-five years old on this very day. I had
a roof over my head, a good job, some friends, an awesome family.
Yet anxiety had plagued me for these past few weeks the cause of which I
hadn’t identified.
Downstairs, the clang of a pan settling on the glass-top stove and the
opening and shutting of cupboards told me my mom was awake, likely
preparing to make my favorite meal because that was what she did on
birthdays. And even though I was adopted, and I knew that I was adopted—
I most certainly wasn’t like my wolf shifter brothers and sisters—my
mother and father never made me feel less than. They treated me just as if I
were their own. I was lucky. I knew all of that.
So why was there this feeling, this unsettledness that had been growing
these past few months? Sometimes I found myself sitting on the back deck,
just looking at the horizon for hours, wondering what else was out there.
Feeling like I had to go and find it.
My brothers and sisters were all grown, and they had left our pack. It was
just my mother and me left now. My father had passed due to a long-term
illness the year I graduated high school. It had been hard to lose him, and to
then have my brothers and sisters move away as well. My mother and I
stayed where we’d always lived. It wasn’t the greatest pack in the world, all
shifter groups had their issues, but we were content.
My mother had noticed my unrest, but she hadn’t said much, probably not
wanting to pry. I had always come to her with any concerns I had in the
past. But this one I could barely put into words inside my own head, let
alone voice them out loud.
My best friend Eli had noticed. I could tell he had been trying to cheer me
up for weeks. Sometimes it felt as if there were voices inside my head
crying out for me to find them. And at night I dreamed of flying. Only I was
never alone. There were always others with me. Two others. But what did
that mean? And why was I flying? I did not have wings. I knew that I was
not a type of bird shifter. If I were, I would have shifted by now.
It was all very confusing.
The circumstances of my birth and subsequent adoption had not been
explained to me, and until now I had been perfectly fine with that. I loved
my family and didn’t feel the need to learn anything about my biological
one. Maybe it was time that I started asking more questions. Who was I?
Where did I come from?
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