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  1. Praise for Lish McBride
  2. A Little Too Familiar
  3. An Uncanny Romance Novel
  4. Lish McBride
  5. Contents
  6. Chapter One
  7. Lou
  8. Chapter Two
  9. Declan
  10. Chapter Three
  11. Lou
  12. Chapter Four
  13. Declan
  14. Chapter Five
  15. Lou
  16. Declan
  17. Chapter Six
  18. Declan
  19. Chapter Seven
  20. Lou
  21. Chapter Eight
  22. Declan
  23. Chapter Nine
  24. Lou
  25. Declan
  26. Chapter Ten
  27. Lou
  28. Declan
  29. Chapter Eleven
  30. Lou
  31. Declan
  32. Chapter Twelve
  33. Lou
  34. Declan
  35. Chapter Thirteen
  36. Lou
  37. Chapter Fourteen
  38. Declan
  39. Chapter Fifteen
  40. Lou
  41. Chapter Sixteen
  42. Declan
  43. Chapter Seventeen
  44. Declan
  45. Chapter Eighteen
  46. Lou
  47. Chapter Nineteen
  48. Declan
  49. Chapter Twenty
  50. Lou
  51. Chapter Twenty-One
  52. Lou
  53. Chapter Twenty-Two
  54. Lou
  55. Chapter Twenty-Three
  56. Declan
  57. Chapter Twenty-Four
  58. Lou
  59. Chapter Twenty-Five
  60. Lou
  61. Chapter Twenty-Six
  62. Lou
  63. Chapter Twenty-Seven
  64. Declan
  65. Chapter Twenty-Eight
  66. Lou
  67. Chapter Twenty-Nine
  68. Declan
  69. Chapter Thirty
  70. Declan
  71. Chapter Thirty-One
  72. Lou
  73. Declan
  74. Epilogue
  75. Six Months Later
  76. Lou
  77. Acknowledgments
  78. About the Author
  79. Also by Lish McBride

“But you and me? We’re going to get through this, Zo. I want—” My voice betrayed me and cracked, and I had to take a deep breath and start over. “I want you and Sid to be happy, okay? I really do. It’s just to get there, I think we all need a little break from each other. You guys need to build on what you’ve started, and I need to sort my shit out away from that.”

“But we’re pack.” She looked up into my eyes and I almost caved. I’d never been able to say no to Zoey. The only thing that kept me from agreeing was the knowledge that this was better for all of us. It had been just us for so long. After we’d escaped our father’s pack, after our little brother and sister were taken away, we’d become a tiny pack of two.

I butted my forehead against hers. “You’re starting your own pack now, you and Sid. I need to get out of the way of that. But I’ll always be here for you, you know that, right?”

“Promise?”

I kissed her forehead. “Promise.” My heart felt both full and breaking at the same damn time.

She sighed, leaning away and giving her cheek a half-hearted swipe with the cuff of her sleeve. “You can hate me, you know. Not forever or anything, but for a while. I know I would in your spot.”

And I had been angry—for about two days. I’d gone into the woods, shifted into my wolf form, and run until my feet were sore. The anger had burned itself out, hot and quick, mostly because the wolf sees things very clearly. Wolves are sensible creatures, and mine explained that I wasn’t hurting because I wanted to keep Sidney. I was hurting because it hurts to lose someone. She wasn’t my mate, and I needed to let her go.

Knowing that didn’t lighten the sting of it, but it helped me determine how I wanted to handle things. I had a choice—choose my pain and wound my sister or choose the path that would help us all get over it. That made it very simple. “You guys didn’t do it on purpose. No one decides to fall in love. It just happens.”

Zoey rubbed a hand over her sternum. “Intentional or not, it was still a dick move.”

I laughed. “Well, you two dicks take care of each other, okay?” I picked up the framed photo of me and Zoey, tucking it into my bag. Just because it hurt right now didn’t mean I wouldn’t want to look at it later.

“Yeah, well, you better make sure your dick takes care of you, too.” She frowned. “I was implying that Trick should take care of you, but wow did that joke sound better in my head.”

“Fuck, I hope so.” I picked up my duffel.

“It makes me feel a little better, knowing that you’re staying with him.” Zoey picked up one of my boxes. “Trick will take care of you. He’s a good egg.”