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Jamie Kemp was good at her job. Working for the FBI in search and rescue as a dog trainer and handler was fulfilling work. Never laying down many roots, Jamie was ready to head out on assignment with her dogs at a moment’s notice.
Mark Cross and his family had lived in the Smoky Mountains for ten generations, and he loved the land, but of late, he was feeling rather lonely. Mark and his entire family were bears, black bears that blended into the wooded areas better than any wild ones in the park.
Jamie and her dogs were called in to find a missing woman. Instead, Jamie found herself in the crosshairs of a serial killer. Mark showed her pictures of the women this maniac had killed, and she could be their twin. And to complicate things more, Mark was her mate….
Sunny Meadows wasn’t a people person. She had anger management issues, and most of the time, she didn’t even like herself. Working as a government agent, Sunny found herself in the Smoky Mountains tracking down a serial killer. A run-in with a park guest landed Sunny in the hospital and off the killer’s trail.
Dexter Cross and his family were black bears and lived in the Smoky Mountains, where he worked as a ranger for the park where they lived. He was to deliver a gun and a badge to the injured agent. He’d been told she was caustic, but he wasn’t prepared for her being his mate too.
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Frazier Cross, along with younger brother Ewing, was giving a tour of one of the park’s caves when chaos erupted. The walls and ceiling were caving in on them. There was nothing he could do. They were all going to die….
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Amelia had a whole new respect for her mother. She’d been the grand witch of all witches when she’d been alive. Now that Mom was gone, she’d given her all to her. Having a monthly meeting with some of the coven would make a grown woman sob. But she was determined to make this work even if she had to kill a lot of them.
When someone nudged at her from a link, she paused her nearly destroying the witch in front of her. Pausing, she thought, was a good thing too. Otherwise, she might well have enjoyed herself too much and taken out the entire room. Amelia knew that people would be mad about it, but she was just pissed off enough today to do it.
“You’re in a mood today.” She smiled when it was Jamie, mate to Mark, the oldest brother and king of the bears to the Cross bruin, who spoke to her. “My goodness, what is she going on about? Something about housing? I wouldn’t think you guys would have that much trouble with housing. Just poof, you have a house.”
“Yeah, but that’s a big no-no with being a witch. We can’t use our magic to make our lives easier. Not that everyone doesn’t do this already to a small degree, but there is a limit even on what I will approve. This one, in particular, is wholly aware of what the rule is but has been working on loopholes—that I must admit are pretty clever—to get her neighbor to turn over her house to her. It’s bigger, she says, and just what she needs to hold her monthly meetings. But it’s
the appliances, as well as the large master bedroom, that she wants more. Also, there is a large pool out back that she thinks her family will enjoy more than hers would. It’s not going to happen.”
They both laughed at her, already knowing what she was going to say to the woman. What can I do for you, my dear friend?” “You know what I did for the government, right?” She asked her if she was still
working for them, finding people that needed to be found and dealt with. “When they beg and pay me a shit ton of money, I’ll work for them. In this one, Jamie is going to help me out as well. She has this freaky ability that allows her to change into the littlest things and get in and out without anyone being the wiser. Anyway, I digress. I need your help with the earth. I could have asked Frazier because he can do it too, but he’s having entirely too much fun, and you’re not. So I thought that I’d distract you with a project.”
“No, I’m not having fun. However, I do feel as if I’m missing something here. Like I’m being tested or something.” Jamie asked her to hold on, she’d look. After a few minutes of her asking questions to, Mable, the woman in front of her, Jamie, spoke to her again. “You’re kidding? I know you’re not, but I can see my mother doing this. Every day, I find things that I’d like to take her to task about. I wouldn’t, but there are days. So they want to piss me off with bogus requests so that I will get so fed up and tell them I didn’t care what they did. Slick
workaround if you can get them to make me pissy. Which I am, but now I’m going to be here all day and hand out charges against them until this is finished. In the meantime, I can help you too. Whatever you need from me.”“Great. There is a visitor in town who is making issues. Usually, I wouldn’t care, but when I had to go into town earlier this morning, he nearly knocked me down when he stomped by me. I got like a reading from him. He’s looking for his sister and her kid. I haven’t any idea why he’s pissy about that.
His mind was too focused on finding them rather than why.” She asked Jamie if she had a visual of him. “I do. Frazier said you work better when you have something like that. When he turned around to cuss me out, I got a good look at his face and the gun he was packing. He’s not anymore, by the way. I had Sunny take it from him. She couldn’t get a read on him either. He is seriously pissed off right now. I just wanted to rape his mind, but I think it’s important to figure out what he’s doing rather than killing him off with my magic.”
“Okay. You think of him, and I’ll have a look. From there, I can trace him backward to—how far do you need me to go?” Jamie told her that at least until she found out what his anger was about. “If I see the face of his sister or her kid, I’ll go that route as well. If they’re not guilty of anything and he’s just a prick, I don’t want to allow them to be hurt. Can you…I don’t know, keep listening to this woman and hint at what I should be saying when she pauses?”“Does she ever pause?” They both laughed, and she said that she’d do it. “Thanks for this. I hope you can at least find out something. You’ve helped me a great deal, and I want to return the favor.”
It only took her a few seconds to find the man. He was sitting in a restaurant having a cup of coffee. Amelia hated coffee with a passion. While she was drinking hot tea with Frazier nightly, she didn’t care all that much for the store-bought brand at all. It was his granny’s tea that she had fallen in love with. But since she and her mate, Frasier’s grandda, had died, Amelia had not asked for any of it, thinking that they wanted to keep it around, but she could go for some of her fall special right now.
Getting into his mind, she found that he was an angry sort of shit, pissed off about nearly everything that didn’t go his way—which was usual because he was an idiot of the first degree. While searching for the cause of his over-the-top anger, she looked around for his reason for wanting to find his sister. It could be nothing more than she was a bitch and had said something to him this morning, but she—just as she
was making up stories that might have pissed the man off, she found the source of his anger. It wasn’t good. Nor were some of the other things that she’d been able to find out in the man’s mind.
“Jamie?” She said she was there. “There is a body in a gully near the entrance to the Pigeon Forge area. Not far from the mile marker that leads people back to Gatlinburg. He’s been there for a while, at least a couple of months. Decomposed and been shot three times. There won’t be an identification on him, but his name is Nathan Webb. He’s somehow connected to Dave Farley’s sister. By the way, he’s the angry shit. I can’t find where he killed his brother-in-law, but he does know where his body is. And if you have someone look at his body hard enough, you’ll find enough evidence on him to make a case that Shithead had done it, I believe.”
“That has him angry? Oh well, that’s the man that I was supposed to find any way that the Feds asked me to look for. Webb has been missing from his home for about that long, too. Since he’s an attorney representing some high-profile federal cases, the Feds want him found
now rather than later. They’re not going to be happy with the news, I’m afraid.” Amelia said she was still looking. “You might want to tune into your meeting before you do that. Mabel is thinking that you’re agreeing with her proposal for her to take the house because you’ve not said anything in a while. She’s a cow, and you should lay down the law and tell her how it’s not going to happen. Even with magic, people are greedy fucks, aren’t they.” Amelia looked at Mabel while agreeing with Jamie.
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