Virgin for Next Door Wolf Daddy
“Falling for the Wolf Shifter Next Door While Hiding My Virginity and Our Secret Pregnancy”
I’ve had a crush on Sebastian, the wolf-shifter next-door, since I was an awkward, skinny, teenage girl with acne and stringy hair. He never knew I existed. Chasing my dreams, I left for college and returned six years later. I not only gained an education, but I transformed from the ugly duckling to a beautiful, self-assured wolf shifter. Sebastian was still living next door to the house I grew up in and still made my heart beat faster every time I saw him.
Sebastian had changed, too. The sexy wolf-shifter had obviously been working out. He owned a security company and led a motorcycle club. I was just the teacher, the young girl with a crush, who lived next door. However, it didn’t take him long to notice the new and improved me.
For a while, life was great. I was teaching science at my old high school. Sebastian and I were spending a lot of time together, and I was quickly falling in love. There were just a couple of hiccups in my perfect life – like an amorous and overly aggressive father who wouldn’t take no for an answer and some militants bent on revenge.
I was in love with Sebastian and was sure that he loved me, too. However, each time we tried to talk about our future someone or something interrupted. There was something else that I needed to talk to him about – the wolf shifter pup growing inside of me.
A wolf shifter – The man I’d loved and fantasized about since I was a kid.
An annoying human – A father who wouldn’t take no for an answer.
Militants – Determined to destroy me and my unborn child out of revenge.
He was the boy next door I gave my heart to a long time ago. Would he ever love me back and would that love be enough to overcome the evil people intent to destroy us?
Virgin For Next Door Wolf Daddy is a standalone book in the Fated To The Wolf Series. It’s a full-length romance packed with Love, Passion, and Heat!
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