The Broken Warrior’s Daughter by Cooper

Chapter 0066

I get to the clearing in record time. The trackers are already there and there are 20 wolves swarming the place. I get out of my car and walk over to Derrick, our lead tracker. “What have you got?”

“Alpha. As you can see here, there were about 15 vehicles. We have a stronger scent of our packmate here,” He points to an area that has been sectioned off.

I get down on all fours and sniff the ground. The smell is faint but it’s there. Vanilla, a lighter scent of lavender overlaid with honey.

I look up at him. “That’s her.” He nods in acknowledgement.

“Which way did they go?”

He points to tire tracks in the grass. “It appears they headed to the road going that way, and based on the direction of their tire tracks, I’d say they headed north when they reached the road.‘

I nod, walking the path of the tire tracks as my phone rings. I look at the caller ID and answer my father’s call. “Yeah?”

“Son, Clint got another message from Cara.” Shit, I can’t even feel my father from here. She is even farther away and able to mindlink her father? Her strength is amazing.

did she say?” I ask as Liam joins me and I put the phone on speaker for him

Liam and I look at each other. We’ll be able to find her more easily if she left that kind of

any indication of where she might

No buildings, no flowing water, no power lines, nothing

what Derrick is saying, they think they’re headed north. Any place north from our location

for a few minutes. “There’s nothing directly north, but there is a forest on the western

our way.” Liam and I start back to our cars as the text from my father pings on my phone. I

at me,

1/2

+15 BONOS

see you

I arrive at the coordinates my father

let’s go find our mate, or at least find

Kai take over. He sniffs the air, turning in different directions before catching a slight whiff of vanilla and taking off. I give him control, letting his hunting instincts take over. He alternates between having his nose to the ground and having his nose in the air. We’re an hour in when