The Werewolf Detective 3

By: Sicily Duval

Narrated by: Troy Otte

Length: 1 hr and 6 mins

Publisher's summary

Book 3 of this thrilling hot werewolf romance!

Audrey pointed to the floor where the paper was still laying.

"I haven't touched it since." The envelope was still perched on the arm of the chair.

"We called it in, so the others should be here soon."

Liam and Audrey stood in awkward silence as they waited.

Hank looked around their little house, again envious.

Why was he suddenly so concerned about what his friend had?

He knew he was because it contrasted so starkly against what he didn't have.

It didn't take long for two squad cars to arrive and two of the CSI's.

Although why they were here, Liam had no idea.

All that was there was a letter and an envelope.

He could have bagged that himself.

He turned his head sharply as Audrey's cell phone rang.

"Hello?"

There was a pause and Liam watched the back of Audrey's head nod as she plugged her other ear.

"No, now's not a good time..."

Liam took a step towards her.

"Something...happened. I can't talk about it."

Liam took the phone from Audrey's hand.

"Who in the hell is this?"

Audrey stared at Liam with indignation.

She grabbed for the phone, but Liam raised his elbow to fend her off.

"Give that back to me!" She hissed.

Hank looked at the other three officers, (why three!), and shrugged.

The two Crime Scene Investigators waited patiently, holding their equipment, obviously enjoying the show.

Heated words were flying out of Liam's mouth.

"Oh, yeah? Well, come over so we can discuss it!"

Audrey, Hank, and everyone else there listened in shocked silence as Liam gave the home address.

He tossed the phone back into Audrey's hands.

"Why did you do that?"

She demanded, one hand on her hip the other gesturing towards him with the phone still in her hand.

Liam stepped towards her and jabbed the air with his finger.

"Why didn't you tell me you were seeing someone?"

Audrey's mouth fell open.

©2015 Sicily Duval (P)2015 Darkness and Light Publishing