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Poke the Bear Box Set - cover

Poke the Bear Box Set

Holly Day, Ofelia Gränd

Publisher: JMS Books LLC

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Summary

If you don't want to attract the bears, hide the cakes!
In this box set, there are bears everywhere. They're in the elevator, in the bakery, even in the apartment next door. And they're hungry, always hungry ... and often grumpy, at least until they find their mates. But then other problems arise. Like how do you tell someone you're a bear shifter without scaring them? 
Contains the stories: 

Saved by the Bear by Holly Day: Would knowing how you die change the way you live? Frode inherits a book that shows his past and his future, but can he trust the book? It's showing a bear in the garden, and there is only Imre, his neighbor. When the book predicts his death, Frode turns to Imre for help. They leave the city in a hurry, but will the book keep them alive or will their journey end in a gruesome prophecy?

Elevator Pitch by Ofelia Gränd: Bjorn Ritter only wants one thing -- to live his life away from nosey bears. That's easier said than done when you're living in a Bear community. Cecil Baxter might be a bat, but he grew up away from shifters, and he's d continuing to keep his distance. His day goes from bad to worse when he finds himself trapped in an elevator with a huge bear shifter. But, what could go wrong in three minutes?

Blown Away by Holly Day: Espen Urso doesn't want to be out in the storm, but a group of alphas is trespassing, and he needs to defend his territory. The alphas he can scare off, but when he sees they've hurt a tiny bird shifter, he loses his patience. He has never believed in omegas, and not until he takes Arvid in does he realize the trouble he's in. Is it even possible to defend his territory with an omega in it?

The Cake Shop by Ofelia Gränd: York is attacked by a rivaling werewolf pack. Injured and exhausted, he takes refuge in a bear-owned bakery. Torbjorn doesn't do people, he doesn't do wolves, and he will definitely not mate one no matter what the pull in his heart says. York has finally found his mate, but Torbjorn refuses to let him stay. How will he make Torbjorn understand he means him no harm when he refuses to talk to him?

The Birthday Bear by Holly Day: For more than a year, Gabe has known Riley is his mate, but Riley isn't ready. He stumbled into Gabe's bakery after having left his abusive ex, and he needs time. But if Gabe waits too long to tell Riley what he is, Riley will feel betrayed. If he tells him too soon, he will run away, and Gabe isn't sure he can survive without Riley. How do you tell your skittish human mate you're a bear shifter?
Available since: 08/24/2024.
Print length: 340 pages.

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