Before coming to the Jarvela Farm, a sanctuary located in Finland, jaguar shifter Noah Moore did something that terrified him: he fell in love. But he was brave and took the chance ... and ended up fleeing the States to nurse a broken heart. Though he’s happy enough living among others of his kind, being surrounded primarily by happy couples reminds him of what he’s missing.<br><br>When Dallas, the biracial tiglon shifter responsible for Noah’s heartache, turns up at the farm, Noah gets the shock of his life. Though the feelings are still there, so is the pain. Dallas desperately wants to make it up to Noah and win him back, but he knows he has to do it on Noah’s terms -- and only with the farm family’s approval. Can Dallas convince Noah to stop living in the past and move into the future with him?

Tiglon by the Tail

The rain was almost horizontal by the time the baaing creatures were moving properly,and Noah felt the water drip from his hair and slip past the collar of his jacket.Cringing,he shook the bucket and called out to the sheep.He moved backward,keeping an eye on possible strays while Mikael was holding onto the other bucket that had one of the sheep latched on to it.


It was slow going,but with the fox behind them and the oats leading them,the sheep finally moved out of the paddock.Jude was standing still,acting as a fence when the sheep noticed him and tried to keep away from him,pressing against the fence on the other side of the trampled path to the barn.Funnily enough,the sheep wouldn’t have cared about Jude in his human form;they’d just rush past him and run off to the yard.But even immobile as he was,Jude in his wolf skin was scary enough to keep the stupid woolly things in line.


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