Robb

Author: Zoe Chant
Genre(s): Romance | Paranormal
Total pages: 113

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Who says you can’t teach an old shifter new tricks?

Tahnee might have broken a few rules in her more carefree years. Okay, maybe more than a few. But these days she runs a sanctuary for rare shifters in the Outback, where they, and she, can shift without fear in all that wide open space.
She definitely never thinks about the uptight, by-the-book, and unfortunately very sexy secret agent who pursued her all those years ago – the one who also just happened to be her mate. Absolutely not. Never.

But when their two worlds are put on a collision course, Tahnee finds herself in a safehouse in a seedy part of Melbourne. A safehouse with only one bed. And, of course, her mate is there, somehow even more uptight and more sexy than before.
Great. Just great.

Dingo shifter and Agency leader Robb always has his hands full managing his team of agents. And if keeping them in line stops him from thinking about how he chose his career over the gorgeous outlaw who just happened to be his mate, well, that’s just a bonus.
Now, however, that gorgeous outlaw has found her way back into his life – but even though the attraction between them is as sizzling as ever, the two of them can’t stop butting heads, which is a bad thing when enemy agents are doing everything possible to take them down.

What starts out as an alleyway attack by a couple of rogue shifters quickly reveals itself to be part of a larger conspiracy – and if Robb and Tahnee can’t find a way to work together, an unimaginable foe will threaten the entire world.

This is the FINAL book in the Outback Shifters series!! Grab it now – and catch up with the previous books too!

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