About SAVOR:
Jared is Vera's perfect man—until he opens his mouth. An incredible body and set of wings can only go so far when everything he says seems designed to make her mad. Still, she can't deny her intense attraction or the fact that he is the closest thing she has to a friend.
Jared doesn't go for bear shifters, especially ones that are related to his ex, but he can't resist Vera's charm or the way she understands him better than anyone else.
As suspicions build and loyalties are tested, Vera and Jared realize that they may not be able to trust anyone but each other.
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Excerpt
"I'm glad you don't want me dead." He smirked. Even his smirk was sexy.
"I'd be on my own if you were." I put my hands behind my head.
"And you don't like being alone?" He studied me in the darkness. Sometimes I wished neither of us had night vision. It left you so naked, never having an opportunity to hide.
"I do most of the time."
"But not always?" His eyes raked over my body. The fact that he could make such a platonic conversation feel sexual gave me even more reason to resist him.
"Why does it matter?" Often the best way to avoid a question is to ask your own.
"It matters because I asked it." And there went his mouth again.
My annoyance gave me back my willpower. "Put a shirt on."
"Why?" He grinned. "Am I distracting you?"
"No, but we should go. The sun will be up soon enough."
"Maybe I shouldn't go with you." He sat up, swinging his legs off the side of the bed.
"No Way." I moved to standing. "You're not backing out."
"Why do you care?" He stood with his back to me. "You can do this alone."
"Of course I can."
He turned to me. "Then why does it matter if I go my own way?" He pulled on his t-shirt, and a little part of me missed the view.
"Because we agreed to help each other out. I stick to my promises." That was one of my good traits. The not so good traits weren't worth reflecting on.
"Maybe I don't."
"You do." I put a hand on my hip. I didn't have time for Jared's games.
"How do you know?"
"I just do."
"You're infuriating."
I groaned. "And what are you?"
"Charming."
If I'd had liquid in my mouth I would have spit it out. "Not exactly the word I'd use to describe you."
"Says the girl begging me to stay with her."
"I never begged." I crossed my arms over my chest.
"Would you bed?" His grin was his undoing.
"Is that how you like it, Jared? With your women begging?"
"I wasn't talking about how I like my women."
"Are you sure about that?" I grabbed my backpack and headed into the cabin's small bathroom.
"Where are you going?"
I paused with my hand on the door. "To shower."
"I'm glad you don't want me dead." He smirked. Even his smirk was sexy.
"I'd be on my own if you were." I put my hands behind my head.
"And you don't like being alone?" He studied me in the darkness. Sometimes I wished neither of us had night vision. It left you so naked, never having an opportunity to hide.
"I do most of the time."
"But not always?" His eyes raked over my body. The fact that he could make such a platonic conversation feel sexual gave me even more reason to resist him.
"Why does it matter?" Often the best way to avoid a question is to ask your own.
"It matters because I asked it." And there went his mouth again.
My annoyance gave me back my willpower. "Put a shirt on."
"Why?" He grinned. "Am I distracting you?"
"No, but we should go. The sun will be up soon enough."
"Maybe I shouldn't go with you." He sat up, swinging his legs off the side of the bed.
"No Way." I moved to standing. "You're not backing out."
"Why do you care?" He stood with his back to me. "You can do this alone."
"Of course I can."
He turned to me. "Then why does it matter if I go my own way?" He pulled on his t-shirt, and a little part of me missed the view.
"Because we agreed to help each other out. I stick to my promises." That was one of my good traits. The not so good traits weren't worth reflecting on.
"Maybe I don't."
"You do." I put a hand on my hip. I didn't have time for Jared's games.
"How do you know?"
"I just do."
"You're infuriating."
I groaned. "And what are you?"
"Charming."
If I'd had liquid in my mouth I would have spit it out. "Not exactly the word I'd use to describe you."
"Says the girl begging me to stay with her."
"I never begged." I crossed my arms over my chest.
"Would you bed?" His grin was his undoing.
"Is that how you like it, Jared? With your women begging?"
"I wasn't talking about how I like my women."
"Are you sure about that?" I grabbed my backpack and headed into the cabin's small bathroom.
"Where are you going?"
I paused with my hand on the door. "To shower."
Alyssa Rose Ivy Bio:
Alyssa Rose Ivy is a New Adult and Young Adult author who loves to weave stories with romance and a southern setting. Although raised in the New York area, she fell in love with the South after moving to New Orleans for college. After years as a perpetual student, she turned back to her creative side and decided to write. She lives in North Carolina with her husband and two young children, and she can usually be found with a cup of coffee in her hand.
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