Cover of Bride by Ali Hazelwood - Business and Economics Book

From "Bride"

Author: Ali Hazelwood
Publisher: Thorndike Press Large Print
Year: 2024
Category: Fiction

🎧 Free Preview Complete

You've listened to your free 10-minute preview.
Sign up free to continue listening to the full summary.

🎧 Listen to Summary

Free 10-min Preview
0:00
Speed:
10:00 free remaining
Chapter 20: Chapter 20
Key Insight 2 from this chapter

Lowe's Protective Actions and Transformation

Key Insight

While the protagonist was in agony, Lowe was heard 'barking orders,' sounding desperate and unlike his usual controlled self, indicating his profound distress. Following the poisoning, Dr. Averill expressed concern about informing 'Councilman Lark' (the protagonist's father), as the incident could be perceived as an 'act of aggression, even a war declaration against the Vampyres.' Simultaneously, a discussion among Mick, Juno, and Cal arose regarding the safety of Ana, with differing opinions on whether she or the protagonist was the intended target, but a consensus was reached to move Ana to safety.

Lowe reacted with 'icily, murderously angry' determination, stating his wife was 'on the brink of death until hours ago,' and unequivocally declared he would move Ana to a safe, undisclosed location, emphasizing this was 'not up for discussion.' Later, as the protagonist recovered, she felt 'cool lips' press a soft kiss into her 'feverish palm.' Upon fully awakening, she discovered a 'huge white wolf' guarding her door, recognizing Lowe by his 'very beautiful, very pale, very familiar green' eyes, despite initial panic over the wolf's formidable size.

In his wolf form, Lowe demonstrated remarkable understanding and protective instincts. He gently nudged the protagonist back into her room, closed the door with unexpected ease, and then carried a pillow and blanket to her preferred sleeping spot in the closet. The protagonist observed his 'Alpha tendencies' were 'even worse' in this form. Their interaction included a playful, warning bite that 'could shatter my ulna' but didn't, and he accepted her petting, ultimately curling up next to her when she invited him to stay. She felt 'safer than ever before,' comforted by the 'familiar, spicy, rich' smell of his heartbeat.

📚 Continue Your Learning Journey — No Payment Required

Access the complete Bride summary with audio narration, key takeaways, and actionable insights from Ali Hazelwood.