Red Boar's Baby
Cesar Quinn Costa, chief of the Arizona Shifter Crimes Bureau, has never met his match—until now! A surprise baby/fake relationship standalone shifter romance.
Diana Reid, Park Service helicopter pilot and search-and-rescue operator, doesn’t need complications in her life. Such as finding a perfectly healthy baby under mysterious circumstances near a crashed plane in the mountains …. a shifter baby with a very unique shift form.
The only person she can think of to go to is Costa, her childhood neighbor all grown up. The two have an on-again, off-again arrangement to be each other’s plus-ones at shifter social gatherings, but the agreement is: it never goes farther than that. The relationship is fake. It will never be real. And Diana never wanted more—at least not that she’d admit to.
But that was before she got a good look at Costa holding a baby…
As for Costa, the legendary Red Boar of the SCB … he’s known for a long time that Diana didn’t want to make their fake arrangement real. They both have good reasons for keeping it that way. But when the fiery search-and-rescue pilot turns up on his doorstep with a baby in her arms, he begins to realize that he’d do almost anything to make her his own.
And when the crashed plane turns out to be the start of an unfolding conspiracy, two stubborn, independent people must learn to pull together as a team—or lose all they hold dear.
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