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Pack Alpha
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Were Chronicles: Pack Alpha
ISBN #978-1-907010-20-0
©Copyright Crissy Smith 2009
Cover Art by Natalie Winters ©Copyright April 2009
Edited by Jess Bimberg
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Were Chronicles
PACK ALPHA
Crissy Smith
Dedication
To my husband and daughter who let me be myself and dream my dreams
PACK ALPHA
Crissy Smith
5
Chapter One
Marissa took a drink of the coffee she’d picked up at the last gas station. The hot liquid
burned her tongue and tasted like slug. It wasn’t Starbucks that was for sure. She had flown
into the Texas International Airport and rented a car to drive the rest of the way to the small
town her sister called home. Her mind was busy thinking about how her sister Elizabeth had
been so excited about moving here, but looking at the passing scenery of trees, trees, and
more trees, Marissa didn’t get it. It was so big and wide. No buildings, other cars, or people
around.
Rolling her window down and turning Bon Jovi even louder on the stereo, she
concentrated on the drive—not the reason for coming. She dreaded going into Pack territory,
but Elizabeth was the only family she had left, and after finding her mate, Elizabeth wanted
Marissa there for the mating ceremony.
That thought brought a smile to Marissa’s face as she glanced at the invitation on the
seat next to her. She wanted Elizabeth to be happy, and Greg sounded like a nice guy. She’d
spoken to him numerous times on the phone, and he’d always been respectful towards her.
And that wasn’t common. A were who couldn’t shift was an outsider. And everyone except
Elizabeth had treated her that way her entire life.
Marissa had left the Pack she’d been raised in as soon as she could. Never to step foot
on any Pack territory again. That was until later today. Elizabeth, on the other hand, had
stayed until she met Greg, a member of a different Pack. After the initial meeting, he had
offered her a teaching position at the elementary school and she had taken it. He had been
courting her ever since with the blessing of her new Pack Alpha, Gage Wolf.
Marissa chuckled, thinking of everything Greg had done to win her sister’s heart. He’d
known he wanted Elizabeth and had patiently waited. It had taken Elizabeth a year to agree
to the mating ceremony, but she finally did. Marissa knew one of the reasons Elizabeth had
been holding off was because of her.
Marissa had the same instincts as any other were and with that came the need of a Pack,
but she had given up on that a long time ago. She’d grown up alone and would always
remain that way. In the middle between a shifter and a human. She had many gifts due to
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