Jacob

Published by: eXtasy Books

Author : Catherine Lievens

ISBN : 978-1-4874-4340-5

Page :120

Word Count :38000

Publication Date :2025-06-26

Series : Green Hill Pride#12

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Category : LGBTQIA+ Romance , Paranormal Romance , LGBTQIA+ , What's New

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Product Code: 978-1-4874-4340-5

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People find love when they need it the most.

Jacob is a guard for his pride, but the pride doesn’t need guards anymore. He knows he only has his job because his alpha took pity on him, but he’s unhappy, and he yearns for a change.

He hadn’t expected that change to come in the form of the new sheriff.

When Tony was appointed to be the new Green Hill sheriff after the old one retired, he knew his life would change, but finding his mate in the little town was unexpected. When he and Jacob are brought together to find a mysterious shifter roaming the forest, Tony knows he’s all in.

He just has to convince Jacob of that.

Jacob was jealous. He’d never thought he’d feel like that, especially when it came to his best friends, but he couldn’t deny it. He was jealous of Dennis and Drake.

“We’re having dinner with them,” Drake was saying, a smile on his lips. That smile had been there since he’d met his mate, Christopher. He was completely smitten—as he should be.

“I heard Christopher mutter about his grandfather having more game than he does the other day,” Dennis offered. He was smiling, too. It was more discreet in his case, but then, he’d been with Kyle for a bit longer, and he’d never been obvious about his feelings the way Drake was.

“You and Kyle should come,” Drake said. “We’re family now.”

Jacob almost groaned. Instead, he took a sip of his coffee and told himself not to be a dick. Yes, Drake and Dennis were brothers-in-law rather than just close friends. Their mates were brothers, so it made them family. That didn’t mean they didn’t care about Jacob and their other friends anymore. Jacob was here with them, wasn’t he?

He glanced around the kitchen. It was empty at this hour of the morning, but people would start arriving for lunch soon. Jacob was here by accident. He hadn’t meant to have coffee with two of his best friends, but when he’d come in and seen them sitting together, it had been natural to sit with them.

Maybe it shouldn’t have been. They were friends, but things are different now. Dennis and Drake were in relationships, and with the fact that their mates were brothers, their friendship was becoming more exclusive. Jacob didn’t feel like they were abandoning him and the others, but it was normal for them not to have as much time for their friends as they had before.

Jacob didn’t berate them for that. He’d do the same thing if he met his mate.

He hadn’t so far.