About book Mary And The Bear [True Mates Series Book 2] (2008)
This is the story of Mary Elizabeth and Hugh Mosely (a bear shifter).Mary Elizabeth has always been second best, even in the hearts of her parents who worshipped her twin sister Bab's. Bab's even seduced Mary Elizabeth's fiance and married him. At her sisters funeral Mary Elizabeths mother cried out that she wished it had been her that died, humiliating Mary Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth works for Kiesha Morgan (who was introduced in the story True Mates) and is good friends with her. Kiesha offers her a new job in the new store she is opening in Refuge, North Carolina (where she lives with her mate). After her mother insists she moves in with them and take care of them, and after her brother in law makes a move on her, she decides to take Kiesha up on her offer and moves to Refuge. She moves into an apartment above Hugh's restaurant and the sparks fly between the two! Hugh is determined to deny the attraction between them because he doesn't believe he could ever find his true mate and Mary Elizabeth has issues with how she has been treated her whole life. The attraction between them will not be denied however and passion explodes between them. It becomes clear that Mary Elizabeth is the true mate of Hugh. Charles (Mary Elizabeth's brother in law) comes and tries to kidnap Mary Elizabeth at gun point. You will have to read the book to find out more!I love the story of Hugh and Mary Elizabeth. I thought that Hugh was perfect for her and was so sweet with her. A very cute story, not overly long, but the second in the True Mate series. It is interesting to read the changes that people experience and the surprises they encounter on the road to romance. Wynn's writing is very readable and she keeps the action of the story moving along at a very nice pace. It is also about a plus size woman who encounters a man who puts her larger size into perspective. Even more fun.
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The writing drags a bit sometimes but a pretty good bookWaaaaay better than book 1
—Justin
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