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As werewolves go, Draven isnt exactly a spring chicken. At fifteen hundred years old, hes beyond ready to find his mate and settle down. Hes watched as his pack mates introduced their women one by one. But the fairer sex doesnt stir him. He craves the hard planes and strength of a mans body. He yearns for the day when destiny delivers the one chosen for him. Wyatt has come to Buck Lake to spend his two-week vacation. It doesnt get off to the best start, however, when the bum motor of his fishing boat strands him in the water. Being rescued by a man who can only be described as a walking wet dream certainly improves his outlook. And when he finds himself in a heated embrace with his rescuer, his whole trip is made. But Draven has a secret. And a former pack member hell bent on revenge would like nothing more than to destroy any chance the new couple has at a happily ever after.

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Werewolf Claimed

Big City Pack - Oh, Canada! - 4

by

Marisa Chenery

Chapter One

Draven lifted his lupine head and sniffed the air. He couldnt get enough of it. Compared to downtown Toronto, the scents up north in Muskoka were clean and fresh. Maybe that was why he felt drawn to come to the lake house on Buck Lake more often than not lately. It was good to get away from the smog, to run through the bush as a wolf.

Then there was the whole Rick fiasco. God, Draven couldnt believe he had called that scumbag a friend. Rick was the lowest of the low, and deserved being kicked out of their pack. The other mans last words to Draven had been a threat to find him and make him pay for turning Rick in. His ex pack mate knew Draven had a lake house here, but Draven doubted Rick would be so stupid as to follow him. If it came down to a fight, Draven was the stronger of the two. And Rick knew it.

Draven loped through the trees, enjoying the fact there was no one else around for miles. No mortals hed have to hide from while in this form. Hed made sure when he bought the lakefront property twenty years before that he could purchase the lots on either side of it. He liked his privacy and didnt want mortal neighbors intruding upon it.

Lowering his nose to the ground he smelled the scent of a rabbit that had recently been in the area. Draven didnt bother to try to pick up its trail. He wasnt in the mood to chase one for the fun of it. Hed arrived late that morning and hadnt been able to ignore the call of the great outdoors. Hed already been out running for a few hours and it was now early afternoon.

He continued on his way, making the wide loop hed set for himself back toward the house. The sun that managed to shine through the thick foliage high above him was hot. It was a perfect day for a swim. He intended to jump into the lake and do just that very soon.

Reaching the back of the place he considered his second home, Draven reached for the magic deep inside him and shifted to his human form, willing his athletic shorts and muscle shirt on at the same time. Hed go inside, change into his bathing suit and head for his dock.

Draven had only taken a step in the direction of the sliding glass door when he heard a male voice swearing up a storm. Sound traveled better over the water, but with his sensitive werewolf hearing, he knew the man wasnt far from the waterside of his property. Deciding hed better investigate, he changed direction and headed toward the front of the house.

He spotted a small boat on the lake about twenty feet away from the end of his dock. A solitary man stood at the back of it, smacking the hell out of the top of the outboard motor.

Draven quickly walked down the well-worn path to the dock. He smiled as the man swore again.

You goddamn mother fucker, start already.

You sound as if you could use a little help, Draven said loud enough for the man to hear.

The other mans head whipped around, causing the boat to rock. He used his hand to shade his eyes as he looked at Draven. Maybe a little. This piece-of-crap motor wont start. It seemed fine when I left the cottage.

As if to show the truth of his words, he took hold of the manual pull start and roughly yanked on it. After the third time, the boat rocked so violently the man lost his balance and fell over the side into the water. Draven roughly pulled off his shirt, prepared to dive in after him, but the other man surfaced a few seconds later.

He smacked the water. Just fucking perfect. He swam closer to the boat and hauled himself into it.

Why dont you use one of the oars to paddle over to my dock, Draven called. Im pretty handy when it comes to motors.

The man snorted. I would if I could. Dumb-ass that I am, I didnt think to look to see if there were any in the boat before I left. And wouldnt you know it, there arent. Ive drifted, allowing the current to take me wherever it wants for the last twenty minutes.

Hold on. I have some rope that should be long enough to reach you.

Draven took off at a run and went to his boathouse situated close to the dock. Inside, he grabbed the length of coiled rope out of the bottom of his power boat before heading back outside. At the end of the dock, he tied it to one of the attached metal rings.

Are you ready to catch? he asked the man.

Yeah, but I dont know if youre going to be able throw it this far.

Without answering, Draven flung the coil of rope out over the water, putting all of his werewolf strength behind it. It came up a little short, but the other man was able to fish the end out of the lake. Seeing he had a good hold of it, Draven pulled, towing the boat toward the dock. Once it was parallel with it, he held the side of the small water craft while the man used another rope to tie it to the dock.

Draven backed away as his visitor stepped up beside him. The breeze changed direction, blowing in his face. Drawing in a deep breath of the mans scent, realization hit him like a ton of bricks. He stiffened, fighting not to pounce on him as his mating urge roared to life. His cock instantly became hard. It was all he could do to stop the growl of need that built inside him from pushing past his lips.

Completely unaware of Dravens state, his would-be mate said, Thanks, man. I dont know what I would have done if you hadnt happened to come along. Im Wyatt, by the way. He stuck out his hand.

Draven, he said, gritting his teeth against the shot of arousal the simple touch of shaking hands caused.

Do you think you can fix the motor enough for me to get back to the cottage, Draven?

Ill give it a shot. I just need to get some tools first. You must be new around here. I havent seen you before.

You could say that. Ive rented a cottage on the other end of the lake for a couple of weeks. I thought Id try a little fishing. Wyatt motioned to the rod and tackle box that sat on the bottom of the boat.

While Wyatt spoke, Draven ran his gaze over him, taking all of him in. His would-be mate was about four inches shorter than him, standing around six feet. His body was muscular, though not as big as Draven. And from the way Wyatts wet t-shirt and shorts clung to him, there didnt appear to be an inch of fat on him anywhere. His short, dark-blond hair just brushed the top of his collar. Wyatt also had rugged good looks.

Wyatt came across as straight, but that didnt mean he was. And just because he set Dravens mating urge off, it wasnt a foregone conclusion that Wyatt was into men. It just meant he was the one for Draven, who happened to be. At fifteen hundred years old, hed known for a long time that a woman would never be his mate. Hed slept with one once, but had found it totally unsatisfying and unappealing.

Pulling himself back to the present, Draven found Wyatts hazel-eyed gaze directed on him. He realized hed been silent for a bit too long. Draven cleared his throat, trying to pull it together. It was hard to concentrate on anything else with the mating urge riding his ass, making him so horny for the man in front of him he wanted to go down on his knees and suck Wyatts cock.

He didnt. Instead, he said, The fishing usually isnt good this time of day. Its better to go out in the early evening. Thats when they start biting. I think I know which cottage youre staying at. Its the only one on the lake that is a rental, as far as I know.

Ill have to try later then, Wyatt said in return. If the boat is up and running again, that is.

Let me get some tools and see if I can get the motor to start.

Drawing one more lungful of his would-be mates scent, Draven felt it fill him as he burned it to his brain to never be forgotten. He turned and walked down the dock toward the boathouse where he kept his toolbox.

Wyatt watched Draven walk away and felt the tension in his body slowly leave him. It had been a strain to act as if nothing was really out of the ordinary when it had been far from it. Getting his first look of Draven up close, Wyatt had been instantly attracted to him. The man was his walking wet dream with model good looks, longish brown hair and light-green eyes. The man also had a body of a bodybuilder, all cut and well padded with muscle. Plus, Wyatt liked the fact Draven was taller than him. He was always attracted to a man who was bigger than himself.

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