The Ballerina and the Billionaire
CHAPTER ONE: The Ballerina and the Billionaire
Lincoln Centre, New York City – Four Years Ago
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Isabella, a 28-year-old former ballerina and widow, believes her late husband Alexander, died in a tragic hunting accident. She has no idea he was a wolf shifter—or that their two-year-old son Leo will soon become one. After the funeral, Alexander’s estranged brother Sebastian returns from five years of exile in Gstaad. He is the new alpha, wracked with guilt over an old fight with Alexander. The moment Sebastian sees Isabella, his wolf howls mate. But she is his brother’s widow. When Leo’s first shift triggers a pack succession crisis, Isabella learns the truth: shifters are real, her mother-in-law Eleanor conspired with rogues to kill Alexander, and Sebastian is the only one who can protect them. A rival pureblood princess schemes to marry Sebastian. During a vicious blizzard, rogues attack and Sebastian is shot with silver. Can she save him? Can she accept him?
CHAPTER ONE: The Ballerina and the Billionaire
Lincoln Centre, New York City – Four Years Ago
One Book - His Brother's Mate
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Christina: I love that the FL is intelligent, purposeful, kind, and thoughtfull. She protects herself and others without compromising her morals or diminishing her values.Great character development showing their growth.
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karenfancp: I have noticed a few typos, the story line is good. I can’t put this down.
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Linda: Plot is good but a little repetitive. Recommend for readers who like an easy ready, simple storyline.
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Pharm: I love stories about hidden children and evil wives/girlfriends. Well written fast moving. A good beach read. Enjoy the ride
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bushbaby: I love the slightly different spin on the were-world and I love love love reading Jaspers story splashed in-between. I honestly did not love Dev, he had no character growth and no arc I just didnt like who he is as a person and that made it hard to keep going about half way through. Without Jaspers ...
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NN: It got me from chapter 1. I’m sad it ended, but I loved the whole story. It was very emotional to read parts of it, and the dynamics, characters, and plot twists were amazing. I’d like to have an epilogue... 10years from now. What happened to Dewey? Even Jordan hahahaha
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user-tS2KGSfVD3: Beautifully written. Excellent character development and a setting in Ireland, with all it's beauty, never hurts. With spice for those who like it.
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