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The Turtle and the Hare
Paperback
Series: Fuc Academy, Book 10
ISBN13: 9781393682653
Publisher: Amanda Kimberley's Publishing & Designs
Published: Aug 25 2020
Pages: 136
Weight: 0.34
Height: 0.32 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
What happens when her pure hare-itage meets royal blood?
Harriet is descended from a long line of pure hares. Unfortunately, an experiment rendered her a hybrid, a mutant... a critter who runs towards danger instead of from it. Because of it, she's found it near impossible to move up the ranks as a FUC agent.
Until a sexy leatherback turtle shows up at the Academy and demands Harriet be on his security detail!
Prince Lear from Skyros Island is in search of a mate, but everyone suitable has known him since he hatched. How is a slow-moving turtle supposed to find someone to polish his shell in this fast-paced world?
When he comes face to face with Harriet, he's smitten. He doesn't mind at all that she's not reptile. Fast of word and fleet of foot, not only is this hare his lucky charm, she's his mate too.
As if his royal turtleness didn't have enough to balance on his back, a plot is afoot to steal his royal blood.
What will it take to convince her to make his shell her home?
Turtle and the Hare is part of Eve Langlais' Furry United Coalition EveL Worlds.
Does this premise and world seem familiar? That's because it is based off the Eve Langlais Furry United Coalition. Eve Langlais has invited her author friends to come and play in her world.
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