That couldn’t be right, could it? “Are you serious?” she asked them. While she fears what her father would say if he knew who she was frequenting… Over the course of the next few days, events occur that continually bring Maggie & Wren together (whether he is protecting her from a dark alley attack, her insistent visits to make sure he is ok, returning her forgotten backpack, to his sudden stint in jail, and her intention to bail him out). A fight breaks out, they are banned from the club, and Wren is lead away to be calmed before he tears into someone for real.
While Wren and Marguerite are particularly intrigued by each other, and try to ignore her despicable group, the males accompanying her belittle him and goad him into attacking them (unaware that they are literally poking a tiger). The males of the upper-class group become obnoxious, allowing their sense of self-importance to disparage the biker bar patrons. Nick, being close to one, gentle soul, in particular (Marguerite D’Aubert Goudea – a senator’s daughter) had frequently mentioned Sanctuary and his friend “Wren” to her. One evening, while he is working, a group of human college students (from affluent upbringings), decide to visit Sanctuary, paying homage to their missing schoolmate “Nick (you know, our favorite Squire). I know you do inappropriate things just to make people leave you alone, and I fear what you will do one day that could cause the others here to turn on you permanently.” I know you’re not dangerous…I mean, I know that you could kill us, that you are dangerous, but that you don’t pose an unfounded danger to anyone other than yourself.” “Why are you being so nice to me?” None of the other bears have ever been really nice to him. While he associates with only a few people, he has forged a delicate friendship with the barkeeper’s daughter “Aimee”. Living a childhood without substantial emotional connection, and being witness to a terrible violence, he has isolated himself, internalizing his turmoil, and does not communicate with anyone around him. Orphaned as a teen (and under suspicion for the death of his parents), now a sullen young adult, he resides and works at “Sanctuary” (a bar/hostel where all “others” such as Weres, Dark Hunters and even Daimons can temporarily co-exist in peace). This book focuses once again, on the Were-Hunters, in particular, a Katagaria male (part human/part animal), Wren Tigarian. He was ostracized as a child, by both of his parents, for being born half snow leopard and half white tiger, and ridiculed for the difficulties he had achieving and controlling his powers. MARYSE’S SURPRISE FROM HER FAVORITE BOOK BOYFRIEND’S.ALL MY REVIEWS (ALPHABETICAL BY AUTHOR).
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