Excerpt of Big Bad Billionaire by Saranna DeWylde

Blake Woolven, notorious bad boy billionaire, was
currently living up to his reputation by fucking
Marchessa de la Luna in his penthouse office suite.

She wasn’t his mate by any means, but she’d do.

They had to keep their human skins, since it was the full
light of day in the middle of the city. He couldn’t risk
exposure, but he could definitely risk burying his cock
in her tight little sheath.

“Are you going to stare at it or fuck it, Big Bad?” the
she-wolf growled.

Mmm. It gave him a perverse kind of pleasure when she
called him that. Made him think about running her down
like prey and devouring her in the best of ways until she
screamed his name—howling—while she came.

“I don’t know.” He slipped his hand down her black lace
covered ass and gave it a swat. “Are you playing Little
Red?”

“That sanctimonious little fool?” she drawled, deep and
throaty. “Not a chance. I’m the hunter.” She growled low
in her throat.

And indeed, she was the hunter. She was a predator, just
like him. In fact, part of the thrill of mounting the
evil little she-demon was that they were currently at war
with the de la Lunas. This had crossed from the forbidden
into madness some time ago, but he couldn’t resist.

He filled his palms with both taut globes. “Oh really? So
you think you’re going to gut me?”

“I’ll eat your heart out, Blake,” she promised, her voice
low and close to the Change.

There was little chance of that. Blake Woolven wouldn’t
settle for just any gold digging, social climbing,
delectable-assed she-wolf. No, he wouldn’t take any but
his intended mate. Being the heir, he had that privilege.
It was up to the lessers, the betas, to mate for social
standing, pack order, resources…

He was Alpha. He made his own rules.

Blake tangled his hand in her long, blond hair and tugged
it back so she arched up off his desk, all spread out for
him and wanting. Yeah, I’ll do her just like this.

The intercom buzzed. “Your one o’clock is here.”

He snarled, “Cancel.”

The elder wolf on the line sighed. “You asked me to
remind you, sir. It’s Randi Rutger.”

He snarled again, the Change coming over his features as
he fought to keep his animal at bay. “Give me five.”

“Yes, sir.”

“You’re really going to fuck me in five minutes?”
Marchessa turned her head to look at him, green eyes
flashing like St. Elmo’s Fire.

As much as he’d be sorry to miss out on Marchessa’s
charms, Ms. Rutger held priority as she was currently
trying to sabotage his company. “No. You’re going to put
on your clothes, and you’re going to leave.”

“Are you kidding me?” She bared her teeth.

“Do I look like I’m kidding? I have important pack
business.” He straightened, pulling the cool veneer of
propriety down over his wolf, locking it down inside of
him. It snarled at the cage, rammed at the bars, but
Blake knew he couldn’t indulge the beast at the moment.

“You’re an asshole.” She stuffed her feet into her shoes.

“That’s what they say.” He arched a brow. What happened
to eating my heart? Blake rather imagined asking her the
question wouldn’t go over well, but it could be fun to
watch.

The door was flung open just as Marchessa was leaving,
almost knocking the pretty she-wolf in the head.

“Excuse me,” a voice said.

“There’s no excuse for you, I’m sure.” The she-wolf
looked the other female up and down, then lifted her nose
in the air, scenting. “That’s what I thought.”

His one o’clock, Miss Randi Rutger, narrowed her eyes
right back. “Same to you.”

Randi Rutger obviously had no idea what Marchessa was
doing, smelling her to see just what kind of creature she
was—finding her human and therefore lacking. But Randi
was obviously an Alpha female and didn’t seem to care
what Marchessa intended, only in giving her the same
derision in turn. Good for her.

Bad for him.

She wasn’t going to make this easy.

Especially since she smelled like…his.

No, no, no. Not okay. He looked up at the ceiling, as if
the remedy for this situation was written there in gold.
Or excrement. He’d take anything, but what he thought it
was.

Had to be Marchessa’s scent, he reassured himself. He’d
been taking her much too often and his body was starting
to identify her as his mate. That had to be it.

Not a puny human.

Especially not this puny human.

From the burning hellfire in her eyes, she’d see him dead
rather than speak to him. That was an awful lot of hate
to be packed into a human heart. If she were Turned with
that kind of sour in her soul, it would be an ugly thing,
to be sure. Everything was more intense as a wolf—all
sensations, especially feelings. As a wolf, that rage
would make her a monster.

Goddess, but she smelled delightful. Like sex, chocolate,
and all things good and true.
She narrowed her eyes. Apparently, she’d been speaking
while he’d been mentally stripping her out of that black
pencil skirt with his teeth.

Mine.

Nope.

Mine.

Nuh-uh.

Mine.

Damn it.