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Stephan
I always thought the gypsies cursed my family centuries ago, but most members of my family feel different, they say we were gifted with prosperity and the ability to know our soul mate. Great, you say, well they forgot to mention when we find our soul mate we turn into possessive cavemen.

I never wanted the curse to get me. I was happy with my privileged life, a new woman every night and no one ever saying no to me. I had my life planned out just how I wanted it. That was until I saw her—Jade Black. I knew from the moment I laid eyes on Jade she was mine. My soul mate. The problem is I’m having trouble convincing her.

Jade
I’m so close to freedom, to being eighteen and having a say in my life. Getting my Higher School Certificate, going to university, and living the life I’ve always dreamed. I’m so close. I blame my mother for dying, because I’m not eighteen I have to either go into foster care or live with my deadbeat grandpa in Reed Creek. I choose my grandpa. I can put up with him until I graduate.

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PublisherHazel Gower
Release dateJun 15, 2015
ISBN9781310237164
Stephan
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Hazel Gower

I'm a mother of four amazing children. I started writing down my story ideas in high school, and never really stopped. Writing, I have to say, is my salvation. After I've gotten all the kids in bed and have cleaned up, I sit at my computer or sometimes a notebook with a pencil and relax, write, and escape.I love to hear from any of my readers, so feel free to send me an email and like me on Facebook.

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  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
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    The caveman series is one of my favorite series of books. I look forward to each book release.
  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    Not bad, it starts off really good then gaps start to appear. The characters are a little erratic and inconsistent. There are a large amount of grammatical errors and I’m sorry but the sun DOES NOT SET on the beach in NSW!!! Watching the sun set at the beach - yes it’s possible but it does not set on the water’s horizon in NSW that is what killed this book for me, not once but twice!
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    A really cute story. My only complaint would be the amount for grammatical errors.
  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
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    Spoilers!!

    So it says right in the synopsis, that the guy is going to fall in love and be possessive from the moment he sets eyes on his girl. So if that's not your cup of tea definitely don't try this book out. I thought the story premise was promising. I love a good true soul mate book with the whole possessive man who will adore and take care of his girl and that was true to a certain extent in this book. However there were many obstacles that prevented him from keeping her safe and then the anghst ensued and I love me some anghst. All of this was pretty good maybe a little bit juvenile, but I knew what I was getting there from the synopsis. The problems came from the lack of editing. There were just too many mispelled words, not to mention the spacing of words was constantly wrong. Then the missing words. Gods the missing words. Now I read a lot of free books so it's not uncommon to run into this problem, but while I finished this book it was difficult to do. Which is horrible because like I said I really liked the premise, and would love to know what happens with the others in the family still waiting for their soul mates. I don't know if I'll be able to find out because I don't know if I could do another of these books. I really wish they would've taken more time and effort with the editing.

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Stephan - Hazel Gower

Caveman Instincts Book One

By Hazel Gower

© 2015 Hazel Gower

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I always thought the gypsies cursed my family centuries ago, but most members of my family feel different, they say we were gifted with prosperity and the ability to know our soul mate. Great, you say, well they forgot to mention when we find our soul mate we turn into possessive cavemen.

I never wanted the curse to get me. I was happy with my privileged life, a new woman every night and no one ever saying no to me. I had my life planned out just how I wanted it. That was until I saw her—Jade Black. I knew from the moment I laid eyes on Jade she was mine. My soul mate. The problem is I’m having trouble convincing her.

I’m so close to freedom, to being eighteen and having a say in my life. Getting my Higher School Certificate, going to university, and living the life I’ve always dreamed. I’m so close. I blame my mother for dying, because I’m not eighteen I have to either go into foster care or live with my deadbeat grandpa in Reed Creek. I choose my grandpa. I can put up with him until I graduate.

TITLE PAGE

COPYRIGHT

BLURB

TABLE OF CONTENTS

DEDICATION

CHAPTER ONE

CHAPTER TWO

CHAPTER THREE

CHAPTER FOUR

CHAPTER FIVE

CHAPTER SIX

CHAPTER SEVEN

CHAPTER EIGHT

CHAPTER NINE

CHAPTER TEN

CHAPTER ELEVEN

CHAPTER TWELVE

CHAPTER THIRTEEN

CHAPTER FOURTEEN

CHAPTER FIFTEEN

CHAPTER SIXTEEN

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

MORE BOOKS BY HAZEL

EXCEPRT FROM S. VAN HORNE

To my awesome family, thanks for all your love and support. Jess Buffett as always thanks for listening and letting me vent when I need it. I love ya.

This book is set in Australia. In Australia the legal age to drink, vote, get married and so on is eighteen. The characters speak English Australian, so if you see the word ‘Arse’ instead of ‘Ass’ it is because that’s how we say it in Australia where the book is set. If you find a word you haven’t heard before, look it up or message me I’d be happy to talk to you.

Also, the graphic used for the breaks in the story (see image below) is the gypsy symbol for love.

Thanks for looking and I hope you read my book.

Hazel Gower

I drove my Jeep into a parking spot at Reed Creek High School. My twin brother Derick got out of the passenger seat and I grabbed my bag and followed him. What’s the rush bro?

Derick didn’t slow but glanced over his shoulder, his blond hair falling into his eyes. He was my total opposite in looks, where I had jet black hair his was blond, my eyes were blue and his were brown, I had dimples and he didn’t. He had big full lips and mine were thin. Derick looked like our mother and I took after our father, like my older brother Dustan. About the only thing we shared was the same height and build. We were the tallest teenagers at our school at six four, and the most built. We liked working out, playing rugby league, and were swimming champions.

New girl and I wanna check her out. Brad messaged me to say she’s hot.

Rolling my eyes, I slowed down and let my brother go. I didn’t do school girls. I’d always had a thing for older woman. I liked my sex dirty and hard. I liked control. I’m not saying some of the girls at school who threw themselves at me couldn’t take me, but I’d rather not fuck a girl and have to see her again. I don’t date. I fuck. I’ve never taken a woman or girl on a date and I don’t intend to.

My family had what I called a curse, we knew who our soul mate was and we were possessive and turned caveman when we found them. My parents had been together for thirty years and my father still chucked a fit if any man came on to my mother. He made sure she had protection and treated her like a priceless fragile flower. My uncles were the same with their wives, and my grandparents and so on. I didn’t want that shit, I was happy with my one-night stands.

Walking to my group of friends, in our usual spot down by the oval, I dropped my bag and sat. So, party at my house next weekend. The parents are still in Melbourne and won’t be back for two weeks. Dad’s closing a deal on another apartment building.

Sounds good. Do you want some cash towards a keg? Scott asked. He was my best friend and one of only two others in the school who came close to my brother and me in height and build.

Nah, Derick and I got it man.

Where is he?

I smirked at Brad. Where the fuck do you think. You messaged him and told him a new chick started at school so he went to check her out.

Brad grinned. I saw her walking to school. She is hot. I don’t know much about her, besides her being stacked. She has huge knockers.

I laughed. We won’t see Derick for a while then. You know he’s a breast man.

Everyone laughed and I laid back and listened to my friends make bets on who would fuck the new girl first.

I hated my mother right now more than ever. Why did she have to overdose on meth? I was doing fine raising myself until she took too much while I was staying over at my friend Jess’ house. Sighing as guilt assaulted me, I berated myself. I should have stayed and looked after her like I always did. My grandpa thought it was my fault. He didn’t want me, but I was under eighteen and the state had given me a choice, him, or a foster home. I chose him. I only had a little under two months until I was eighteen and I intended to keep my head down and show my grandpa I was no trouble and would help him like I had my mum.

My grandpa lived in the small coastal town of Reed Creek. He owned a shitty little bar which was cover for his drug dealing. My mother used to sell it too, when she wasn’t using it for her own pleasure.

So now I lived with my arsehole of a grandpa and was starting at a new school third term of year twelve. I was young to be in my last year of school, most of my peers were already eighteen, but my mother had started me as early as she could and I worked my arse off keep high grades so they didn’t repeat me.

Sitting in the principal’s office she smiled at me. You have great references and high grades, but here in Reed Creek you will be the youngest in your year. If you like we can place you in the year below with girls your own ag—

No, I interrupted. Um…I mean no thank you. As you can see I have high grades and have no problem keeping up. I’m sure my age won’t stop me from making friends.

The principal studied me for a moment before she slowly nodded. Okay. Would you like me to introduce you to some girls?

I picked up my school bag. No thanks.

Fine. She passed me a piece of paper. Here’s your class schedule. You have business studies first which is over in A block, then English in C block. There is a map on the back, but if you get lost I’m sure anyone will help you.

Smiling, I took the piece of paper and scurried out of the office and started towards my first class. I could feel everyone’s eyes on me. I hunched lower and tried to make my already short five-two height smaller. Yanking on the skirt, I hated this school’s uniform. It was a grey and green pleated skirt with a green blouse. I bought two sets and an extra blouse. This school was strict with their uniform and I was told I needed closed black shoes. So, I had bought cheap Mary Janes. The skirts were expensive and I bought them second hand and it had used up my entire Centrelink payment for the fortnight. My grandpa wouldn’t give me a cent of his money, but I was happy he was letting me keep my Centrelink payments. At least he had food in the house unlike my mother, and grandpa ate everything I made. He never said thank you, but I wasn’t offended.

Looking around, I searched for where I needed to go. This was the only high school in Reed Creek, so it was big. Stopping in the middle of the quad I stared at the building looking for the letters.

Can I help you?

I turned and gazed into a gorgeous male’s face. His eyes were a dark tree back brown and his blond hair sat just past his ears. He had the longest eyelashes and the biggest lips I’d ever seen on a male. He was also built like a linebacker, gosh, what was he being fed.

Yes please. I need to find block A.

He smiled showing perfect white teeth. You just came from the office, it’s in C block. He leaned over me. A block is here. He pointed to my right.

Oh, I see now. It’s in a horseshoe shape. Thanks.

No problem. My name is Derick, Derick Silverman.

Hi Derick. I’m Jade, Jade Black. If you didn’t figure it out by now I am new here.

Nice to meet you. Welcome to Reed Creek.

Thanks. The bell rang. I appreciated Derick’s help, and he was hot, but I didn’t date…ever. Derick may seem nice but I knew the drill with boys and new girls. I’d seen it in my old school. It’s nice meeting you, but I better get going. I wouldn’t want to be late for my first class. Before he could respond I rushed away, not even bothering to look behind me at his reaction.

The bell rang and I gathered my things and went towards the library. I knew I was the hot topic. From what I had learned, Reed Creek didn’t get many new students, at least not at this time of year. Derick had been in two of my classes. Each time he’d looked like he was going to sit with me so I made sure I sat by someone else.

The girl I’d been sitting next to in my last class tapped me on the shoulder. She had big black glasses and carrot top hair, a face full of freckles, and soft green eyes. Hi, you the new girl. I’m Cassie. Well, Casandra, but you can call me Cassie. She held out her hand.

I took her hand in mine and shook it. Hi Cassie. I’m Jade.

They walked together out of the class room. They are right.

I stared at her. Um, I’m sorry. What are they right about?

That you’re hot. Well it’s what my brother said. I heard the others talk about you having everything a man could want, a nice arse and huge tits. I’m not as lucky as you. Cassie looked down at her chest. She had medium breasts, nowhere near as big as mine, but they were decent for Cassie’s size.

I stopped and raised my eyebrow. Er, okay.

Oh sorry. I don’t have a filter. That’s what my family says. Cassie grabbed my hand and dragged me along. Come on. My friends are dying to meet you. She kept pulling me along until we stopped at seats overlooking the oval. A group of four girls sat on a table. They turned when they saw her. Everyone, this is Jade. Jade, the first one is Patricia. Cassie pointed to the blonde sitting closest. The girl next to Patricia is Renee. Renee had brown short hair in a bob and wore glasses like Cassie. This here is Stacy. Cassie pointed to a gorgeous girl with jet black hair and brown eyes. Lastly is Racheal. Racheal was holding a book up and when she heard her name placed it on her lap and looked at up. She was a strawberry blonde with eyes that almost looked black they were such a dark brown.

Hi. It’s nice to meet you.

They are looking over this way. Renee sighed.

Stacy perked up. Oh, is Stephan looking? She puffed out her chest.

Cassie turned around and sighed. No, what a pity. Derick is looking though. Jade looked at Cassie to see a dreamy look on her face.

I guess you like them.

Racheal snorted. Ha, every girl likes the Silverman twins. What’s not to like. They are tall, muscular, smart, great in bed from what I’ve heard, have killer smiles and are filthy rich. They don’t date though. Neither do.

Argh, they were those types of men. I understand.

The girls nodded.

It doesn’t stop every girl including us hoping they’ll change their mind and choose us, Cassie said.

Well. I glanced over my shoulder then back to the girls. I’m not one of those. I met Derick and he’s not my type. I was lying, they were right Derick was gorgeous and every girl’s type and if his twin looked like him then God help the female population, but I wasn’t into men or boys like them.

The whole school seemed to be a buzz with the new girl. I had yet to even see her. I didn’t give a fuck if I did. I just wish people would talk about something else. Even my brother seemed keen on the girl.

Oh fuck, she’s sitting with my sister. Scott scrubbed his face. Scott’s sister was a major nerd, they were twins like Derick and I, but didn’t get on. I didn’t bother turning around. I wasn’t interested in either the new girl or any of Scott’s sister’s friends.

That’s good. Brad whacked Scott on the back. Just think, if they become good friends she’ll come over your house and stay the night. It will make it easier for you to make your move.

I grinned when Scott’s face lit up.

I was late for school. My brother had driven his own car for the last two weeks eager to impress the new girl. She’d been going to the school for almost two weeks and I still hadn’t seen her and didn’t care if I did. It was pouring down rain and I was glad I had the jeep. Reed Creek didn’t have such good roads and it flooded easily.

Exhausted from last night’s sex play, I’d slept in. I’d gone to see a new fuck buddy about an hour’s drive away. The woman had been crazy. She took every instruction I gave her and kept me up all night. She’d sucked my cock like a champ bringing it back to life time after time. I smiled when my dick couldn’t even get hard it was so tired.

Turning into the car park, I drove into my spot and turned off my car, grabbing my school bag, and bolted towards the school just as I heard the school bell. Running, I jumped over a puddle and hit a soft object. I heard an, Uph. Shit. You have got to be fucking kidding me.

At the sound of the voice, my whole body came alive. My cock, which only moments before had been worn out, came roaring to life. I looked down and my breath caught and my heart felt like it would beat out of my chest. Even soaking wet and glaring at me, she was the most beautiful girl. She had long chestnut hair, big brown chocolate colored eyes, a tiny button nose, and lips thinned with displeasure.

Wanker. You’re not even going to offer to help me up. She stood and I smiled when the top of her head barely reached my shoulder. She had a body to die for—all breasts and arse, and I could see everything, thanks to her wet state, even her red lacey bra. I could tell she was cold, her nipples were pointing straight at me.

Eyes up here dickhead.

I looked at her face grinning and she snarled.

You think this is funny. Argh. She pushed past me and went into the school.

I stared after her, watching her arse and not caring about the rain. She went inside and I followed growling when I noticed the other guys staring at her chest. I yanked my jacket off, then pulled my dry jumper over my head.

Going after her, I grabbed her and spun her to face me. Without giving her a chance to respond, I took her bag off, put the jumper over her head, and drew it down. It looked like a baggie dress. I didn’t care as long as it covered her and stopped anyone from looking at her. You’re a little tiny bitty thing, aren’t you?

I beg your pardon. What the hell is wrong with you? She went to lift the jumper up to pull it off.

Don’t. If she lifted my jumper and any male saw what I did, I’d kill them.

She raised her eyebrow, pausing for only a moment, before lifting the jumper again.

Keep it on little bit.

She ignored me. I grabbed her hands stopping her.

I mean it. If you take it off, not only will people get hurt, but I will punish you later for your disobedience.

She struggled to get her hands back, but I wasn’t

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