Accidentally Wedded To A Werewolf
Spoiled heiress Luna Stack is on her way to see her fiancé when her car breaks down, leaving her stranded in snowy Claw Haven, a cozy town full of monsters living the quiet life. It’s a harmless place to spend the night before she resumes her real life with her rich family and a fun-loving fiancé who adores her.
But when Luna accidentally evokes a marriage ritual magically bonding her with the werewolf who snarled at her when she asked if his inn had a vacancy, it looks like real life will have to get put on hold.
Grumpy werewolf Oliver Musgrove wants nothing to do with his new “wife.” He has annoying, friendly townsfolk to ignore and an inn to fix. Not to mention, he still has to convince his grandmother that he can take over as alpha of their small pack despite his trust issues, which have left him unable to shift. Unfortunately, the ritual means that staying away from Luna causes him physical pain. Not that he’ll ever let it show.
But when Oliver storms off and shortly passes out in agony, he and Luna realize they’ll have to work together until they can break the bond.
However, the longer they’re stuck together, the more they start to think that an accidental marriage may be just what they need…
[“Accidentally Wedded To A Werewolf” is a full-length cozy monster romance with medium spice. It is part of the Claw Haven series but can be read as a standalone.
You also might want to try out the Claw Haven novellas! They’re cozy, spicy, and bite-sized. You can find the first one, Snowed In With A Succubus, on Amazon or Barnes & Noble.]
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