Fighting Destiny
By Tamsin Baker
- Release Date: 2021-04-01
- Genre: Erotic Romance
Description
One arrogant Alpha. Two destined hearts. And a bond that refuses to be denied.
Jeremy ran from his fated mate the moment his tiger recognized her. She was too young, the bond too dangerous, and the desire too overwhelming. So he fled—and never looked back.
Until his father calls him home.
Natalia has waited her entire life for the mate who vanished without a word. When Jeremy finally returns and saves her from deadly bird shifters with the help of her childhood protector, Tommy, her heart shatters and heals all at once. Because the truth is, she doesn't just love Jeremy anymore.
She loves Tommy too.
Tommy has always known Natalia was never meant to be his. As a wolf shifter, he accepted that fate long ago—until Jeremy's return ignites a forbidden desire he can no longer ignore. Now he's torn between protecting the girl he loves… and craving the Alpha who was never meant to be his.
When Jeremy realizes the bond doesn't tie him to just one mate—but two—he must choose whether to follow tradition… or claim both the mates his soul demands.
Because walking away once nearly destroyed all three of them.
This time, fate won't be denied.
A fast-paced, steamy why-choose paranormal shifter romance featuring a possessive Alpha, fated mates, forbidden desire, MFM heat, action, danger, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
Author's Note: This is a re-release of a 2013 novella, now fully re-edited and expanded.
Reviews
A great love story.
5By GallowaygirlyThis story revolves around Jeremy, a tiger shifter, and his return to his pack when his fated mate, Natalie has disappeared. Also in the story is Tommy, a wolf shifter, who is Natalie’s current boyfriend. The attraction between the three of them is strong and they are eventually mated as one family unit. There is a HEA but a lot happens before this comes about including a kidnapping, an age old grudge, and attack that almost costs Tommy his life. This is an excellent read, the sexual interaction between the three is graphic but well written. I would highly recommend this book.
