Differences And Similarities Between Jarrick And Cougar

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Cougar shifter Garrick, one of the immortal knights charged with protecting humanity, but he has been shirking his duty for far too long. No more. He will no longer mourn the death of his mate and he will move on. Besides, the witches that killed his mate are back, and his sword is itching to stab them through the gullet for the crime.

When a human is attacked in the night by the dark forces that plague the knights, Garrick thinks this might be another case of a man in the wrong place at the wrong time. Just as his brother suggest they might need to put the man down after he was clearly poisoned with something dark, Garrick realizes something that should be impossible.

His mate, his mate that he loves and lost in that fire over a thousand

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