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Raene and the Three Bears

by RS McCoy

Independently published

Paperback 417 pages English October 5, 2019

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From USA Today Bestselling Author RS McCoy A Powerful Tiger. A Moody Bear. An Impossible Choice. Perfect for fans of Cinder, The Star-Touched Queen, and The Bear and the Nightingale. *A Paranormal Romance reimagining of Goldilocks and the Three Bears* A golden-haired beauty with a tiger totem, Raene Randal is powerless to stop the dissolution of her life. Her uncle and best friend, Kaide, is sending her away for good. While Raene knows his actions are fueled by the sudden and unexplained loss of his bride, Blossom, that doesn't change the fact that her future is certain. As the niece of a Pyro politician, it's Raene's duty to cross the realm and fulfill her marriage arrangements with an Alderwood Bear Clan. The rest of her life is mapped out, but Raene has one choice left: to choose a husband from the sons of the Bear Clan's leader-too bad she's not interested in any of them. She knows her duty, but so far from her home and everyone she knows, Raene finds keeping her promises harder than she ever thought. On the far side of the realm, Blossom knows nothing of Kaide's implosion or Raene's departure. She's trapped in the Aero city at the whim of Syndicate Mercer. As much as she tries to adapt to her aerial totem and her new role within the Aero branch, Blossom knows it's only a matter of time before she sees Kaide again, but this time, she'll be his enemy. Genre: Paranormal Romance/Fairytale ReimaginingLength: Novel, 415 pages Series: Book Two of The Alder Tales
Author:
RS McCoy
Publisher:
Independently published
Publication Date:
October 5, 2019
Number of pages:
417 pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback
ISBN-10:
1688577408
ISBN-13:
9781688577404