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    Galen's Lovely Mate (Saber Chronicles Book Four)
    Galen's Lovely Mate (Saber Chronicles Book Four)
    Galen's Lovely Mate (Saber Chronicles Book Four)
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    Galen's Lovely Mate (Saber Chronicles Book Four)

    By R.E. Butler

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    Sabertooth tiger shifter Galen has been having mating dreams for the past week, but he can’t make any sense out of the fuzzy pink and gold images that plague him.

    Fairy Serena Fontaine has been away from the Belle Terra Supernatural Hotel for a week when she has a dream urging her to return to town. As she draws close to the arena where the were-fights are being held, she passes out and falls from the sky, right into her truemate’s arms.

    What happens when a sabertooth tiger shifter’s dreams finally come true?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherR.E. Butler
    Release dateNov 1, 2015
    ISBN9781311794673
    Galen's Lovely Mate (Saber Chronicles Book Four)
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    R.E. Butler

    I write for the readers who stay up past their bedtime, telling themselves “just one more chapter” long after the lights should be out. The ones who fall in love with fictional characters, escape into magical worlds, and crave protective heroes who would do anything for their women.My love for paranormal romance started as a young mom reading ebooks in the middle of the night, drawn to the monsters who were more than villains—they were heroes. Inspired by shifters and fated mates, I set a goal in 2011 to publish my first book. Over 100 books later, I’m still creating the kind of stories I love to read.Now, I spend my days dreaming up protective heroes, captivating heroines, and the happily ever afters they fight for, often while walking with my pup coworker and plotting my next book. I write for readers who love adventure, passion, and a touch of magic—because I’m still that girl under the covers, reading by flashlight, lost in another world.

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      Nov 1, 2015

      galen meets his true mate in a fairy -the flower shop owner at the hotel. Hope to see many more books in this series.

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    Galen's Lovely Mate (Saber Chronicles Book Four) - R.E. Butler

    Chapter One

    Serena Fontaine woke up with a start and nearly fell off the couch. The TV was on, and the afghan was twisted around her legs. Sitting upright, she untangled her legs and tossed the afghan over the back of the couch. She picked up the remote and turned off the TV and stood, unable to stop the trembling in her limbs.

    She didn’t normally fall asleep on the couch in the early evening, but the previous night she’d received a message from her mom and it had kept her up late last night. Tiredness had seeped into her bones while she ate dinner and watched a reality TV show. As she rubbed her neck, she remembered the dream she’d just had about her sister.

    It was times like this when she wished she hadn’t been exiled from her people. She could have called her mom and asked for her to cast a telling-spell on the dream so Serena would know if it was a true foretelling or if it was just her brain’s way of freaking her out. Her mother’s fairy talent was dreams, one of the lesser known but more powerful forms of fae magic. Serena took after her father, whose power was the ability to control plant life. She had forayed that talent into a successful florist shop in the Belle Terra Supernatural Hotel, where she lived and worked.

    Shoving the unsettling dream aside, she walked into the bathroom of her suite and turned on the shower. She’d been living and working at the hotel for a year, ever since she’d been exiled from her people. The owner of the hotel, master vampire Caleb Night, had been really gracious and allowed her to open the flower shop in an empty storefront in the lobby of the hotel. At one time, it had been a gift shop, but that shop had moved to the other side of the lobby closer to the restaurant, and the storefront had sat empty. It suited Serena just fine. She had a workshop in the back where she could coax the flowers to perfection, and she’d even hired a cashier, Jocelyn, so she could work instead of dividing her time between the back and the front. She liked Jocelyn, a human who enjoyed pretty flowers, and was glad the young woman had been looking for a job.

    Serena’s wings, hidden by magic within her back, tingled, and she had the urge to throw open the balcony door off her bedroom and go for a long flight. Master Caleb, however, had asked her to stop flying off her balcony. The local police had been called to the hotel a number of times when Serena had hopped off the balcony. Humans seemed to think she was committing suicide or being killed. She understood their misunderstanding—fairies didn’t normally live where other supernatural creatures lived. They usually lived in communes deep within wooded areas where they could live and work in peace. To continue to live in her family’s commune, where her father sat on the council of elders, she would have had to agree to marry the fae male the clan’s king had chosen for her. One look at the male—a thin, pale man with a shock of red hair and wings the color of burnt toast—and she’d said no thanks. Her king had given her an ultimatum, but she wasn’t about to play house with a guy she wasn’t attracted to just because her king thought it was a good idea.

    Being exiled sucked. Contact was cut off from her family. She wasn’t able to see her sister, Alanah, or her mom, who she loved dearly. Her mom sent notes to her every now and then through woodland creatures who responded to her sister’s ability to communicate with them. The day before, Serena had been turning a bouquet of roses an enchanting turquoise color with her powers when a mouse had hopped onto the counter and nearly scared her to death. If she hadn’t seen the tiny scroll tied to its neck, she would have shooed it away with

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