Last Werewolf Bride Trilogy: Alpha Lust, Mating Season, With Wolf (BBW Paranormal Shifter Romance)
by Sage Domini (Goodreads Author)
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'The Last Werewolf Bride' complete trilogy!

Jessa never knew who she really was....

In 'The Last Werewolf Bride: Alpha Lust', Jessa is a virginal 24-year-old law student who has just about given up on men. After a night out leaves her feeling particularly lonely and frustrated, she stands on her balcony watching the rise of the moon. The alpha werewolf who shockingly lands at her side demands her body in a fever of lust, insisting she is the last in an ancient bloodline bred to be alpha queens. And what's more, he has won the right to claim her as his mate...

As the story continues in 'The Last Werewolf Bride 2: Mating Season', Jessa blissfully plans for her future with sultry Marcus, a werewolf of the Dark Claws. However, a brutal rival pack abducts her on the eve of her wedding. If they have their way, Jessa, the last werewolf bride, will be forced to mate with their cruel alpha...

And finally in 'The Last Werewolf Bride 3: With Wolf', Jessa's erotic appetite grows daily as her body swells with the wolf growing inside. Marcus, alpha of the Dark Claws, eagerly fills his mate's every desire as they await the birth. But then a sensual witch descends and warns of a terrifying new threat, telling Jessa there is only one way to save her child. And it means sharing her mate.



Warning: Adults only! This 15,000 word trilogy contains an abundance of steamy sexual encounters between a virile alpha werewolf and his curvy bride!




Sage Domini
Goodreads Author

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http://www.goodreads.com/SageDomini

born
in New York, The United States
gender
female

genre
Paranormal, Fantasy, Ebooks

member since
September 2013


About this author
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Sage Domini's first written story was about a young star who fell from the sky and needed the help of a special girl to find his place in this vast universe. That was a few (dozen) years ago. Though Sage has moved on to racier themes, she remains fascinated by the simple concept that we all belong somewhere...with someone