Donovan is the new guy in town, a polar shifter, harboring a big secret. He’s a big city bear who moved to the tiny town of Forgotten, Wyoming, in hopes of finding peace. What he finds is poison ivy and angry wasps.<br><br>TJ, a grizzly shifter, is the local doctor with a past. He’s found a home in the country, but lacks happiness and a sense of belonging. The fact that he’s in the midst of his natural mating season doesn’t help in the least. The moment Donovan enters TJ’s clinic, sparks fly. TJ is determined to resist the temptation that is Donovan, but his inner bear and Donovan have other ideas.<br><br>When a hunter starts going after shifters and a blast from Donovan’s past show up for revenge, things get hot. But not as hot as the attraction between Donovan and TJ. If they can pull together and survive, they just might discover that, while they might be polar opposites, sometimes opposites do attract.

Polar Opposites

“Heard he went to a bar over in Two Forks last year. Sammy says Bobbie Jo’s cousin’s brother saw him leave with another man.”


Skepticism came to the forefront. “How accurate is she?”


Mary tilted her head and looked up as if counting. “Well, Sammy was right about Dickie Sullivan catching frogs and licking them to see if they were those drug inducing mucus emitting kind. But she totally bombed on the rumor that Shelly Madison carried Tommy Kinkaid’s baby.” She thought for a second. “Technically, Sammy wasn’t wrong since she was fed bad information from Mary Lou.” She shrugged.


The names were meaningless to Donovan. Yet, just the same, his heart skipped a beat. He stilled and waited for more. When it didn’t come, he couldn’t help but ask. “Dr. Wood likes men?”


Mary shrugged. “None of my business if he likes men, women, or cross-eyed sheep. Where he makes his bed or hides his sausage don’t make no matter, either.”


He chuckled. The things the woman said both astounded and amused him.


Chapter 10