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Earlier this week I promised a review for So I Married a Werewolf so here ya go! Perfect for those who like paranormal romances and those that like contemporary stories but don’t mind a little paranormal twist.

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So I Married a Werewolf

by Kristin Miller

Release Date: July 28

Genre: Paranormal Category

Blurb:

Carter Griffin, enforcing officer for the Seattle Wolf Pack, has a problem. He’s been offered the promotion of his dreams…if he can find a wife to prove he’s over his playboy ways. But Carter’s already walked the matrimonial road and bought the stinkin’ T-shirt. Besides, a werewolf only gets one fated mate. Been there, done that.

All werewolf dog trainer Faith Hamilton wants to do is earn enough green stuff to put her younger brother through college. Okay, okay, so she also totally wants Carter, her sexy next-door neighbor, to look at her as more than a friend. It’s too bad size 12 and plain isn’t his type. At all.

The two friends strike a deal to help one another out. They must face a variety of challenges from a psycho ex-girlfriend to a Yorkie with a shoe fetish…and that pesky problem of only having one-fated mate in a lifetime. Will a relationship ruin their friendship…or spark a love neither anticipated?

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Author Info:

New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Kristin Miller writes sweet and sassy contemporary romance, romantic suspense, and paranormal romance of all varieties. Kristin has degrees in psychology, English, and education, and taught high school and middle school English before crossing over to a career in writing. She lives in Northern California with her alpha male husband and their two children. She loves chocolate way more than she should and the gym less. You can usually find her in the corner of a coffee shop, laptop in front of her and mocha in hand, using the guests around her as fuel for her next book.

Author Website: www.kristinmiller.net

Author Blog: www.kristinmiller.net/blog

Author Twitter: @km_miller

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Book Review:

I haven’t read any of the “Seattle Wolf Pack” novels but I really don’t think that it had much impact here. And for the most part it was more romance than paranormal so if that isn’t really your thing (but you are OK with it) then this is a book you’ll enjoy. There is some Were mythology and some pack dynamic stuff, but overall it boils down to a relationship story.

Faith has had a thing for Carter for a year, but he only sees her as a friend. He even discusses his girlfriends with her … not what she wants to hear when they are tall, blonde, skinny and gorgeous, while she’s short, curvy, and cute. Now he needs her to be his fake fiancé, what could go wrong? Yeah, exactly.

Carter has some serious trust issues, thanks to his cheating ex-wife. Considering the type of woman he’s dated since, it isn’t a surprise that he hasn’t really had any reason to change his mind about the fairer sex. Thrown together with his best-friend during their fake romance, he starts to see Faith differently. But since werewolves only get one true mate (here’s that Were lore part) and all of his relationships end horribly, what can he truly offer her?

So other than that one true mate thing, So I Married a Werewolf is a straight up trust/unrequited love thing. I love the friends-to-lovers relationship between the characters and their happy ending is sweet. With a ton of chemistry, likeable characters, and an intriguing story, I’m looking forward to seeing more from Miller.

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Giveaway:

$25 Gift Card

4 ecopies of Gone with the Wolf

4 ecopies of Four Weddings and a Werewolf

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