The Bounty Hunter and His Second Chance (Bounty Hunter Series Book 4)

Eunie Suspense/Thriller

Percy "Poseidon" Irving, a rugged bounty hunter, has sworn off love after being rejected by his first mate five years ago. Now, as a member of the Fab Four of Bounty Hunters at Desert Moon, he finds his world turned upside down with the arrival of Candace "Candy" Banks, a recent college graduate and the niece of one of the team leaders, Giles. Candy has a simple goal: to work at Desert Moon’s new daycare, run by Sin.
The moment Candy steps into the packhouse, she and Poseidon meet, and the connection is immediate and intense. Their instant bond is so powerful it causes a stir, almost leading them to mark each other in the middle of the living room— a chaotic scene interrupted by Dorian's father, Benjamin. Despite the public spectacle, Candy and Poseidon quickly accept their connection and mark each other in private, forming a deep and swift bond.
Their newfound happiness is short-lived, however. Poseidon’s past comes back to haunt him in the form of his first mate, Raelynn Beaumont. Five years ago, Raelynn, the entitled Alpha's daughter, rejected Poseidon, a mere Gamma, for what he thought were shallow reasons. He left his pack, his heart broken, to become a bounty hunter. Unbeknownst to him, Raelynn's life has been a disaster since she rejected him; the mate she chose was abusive and unfaithful.
Consumed by regret and rage, Raelynn learns Poseidon has found his second chance mate. Unable to bear the thought of him being happy without her, she orchestrates a vengeful plan. She abducts Candy, demanding a trade: Poseidon for Candy. To save the woman he loves, Poseidon agrees. But Candy, fierce and unwilling to lose her mate, refuses to stand by idly. With the help of Poseidon’s fellow bounty hunters and the Desert Moon pack, she races against time to rescue him, determined to bring him home before he makes an irreversible decision.
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