My Big Fat Shifter Wedding
Olivia Rizoli is the daughter of a wolf-pack alpha, the fifth of seven kids, and the family’s unpaid fixer: the one who unclogs the toilets, smooths over the drama, and never gets asked what she actually wants. At thirty, she finally does something for herself. She quits the family business and signs up for a beginner woodworking class off a random community flyer.
She wasn’t expecting to fall for the instructor.
Keith Insrym is enormous, bearded, and surprisingly gentle for a guy built like a lumberjack. He proposes to her in a chicken shop, ring in his pocket for months, and Olivia says yes without a second of hesitation, then immediately starts panicking about the one thing she still hasn’t told him: that she can turn into a wolf. That her whole family can. That the “monthly hikes” she keeps disappearing for are actually pack runs during the full moon.
What Olivia doesn’t realize is that Keith’s already noticed more than he’s letting on: the strength she can’t quite hide, the growling in her sleep, a pattern he can’t fully explain. He proposed anyway.
With three Rizoli weddings already crowding the family calendar and Keith getting closer to the truth every time he sits down to dinner with her family, Olivia has to decide how much longer she can keep loving him without actually letting him in.
Contains: a wolf-shifter heroine hiding in plain sight, a human hero who already suspects more than he says, a loud Italian-American pack that’s terrible at keeping secrets, and a wedding season that isn’t done yet.
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