The Lady and the Rabbit. The Shifter Season, #1.5

Name: The Lady and the Rabbit
Price: 2.99 EUR
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Author: Laura Greenwood
ISBN: 8215020722

Par : Laura Greenwood

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FormatePub
ISBN8215020722
EAN9798215020722

Date de parution25/10/2022
Protection num.pas de protection
Infos supplémentairesepub
ÉditeurWMG Publishing

Résumé

What happens when a fox shifter who prefers to read rather than dance meets a charming and handsome rabbit shifter?Denise Foxe doesn't have the same interest in the Season as her sister does, she'd much rather read a book than dance with eligible suitors. When she meets a handsome rabbit shifter who seems to share her interest in reading, she finds herself willing to break all of society's rules in order to spend more time with him.
Can they continue their affair without risking getting caught?- The Lady and the Rabbit is part of The Shifter Season series of Regency-inspired standalone fantasy romances. It includes a lightly steamy m/f romance with a fox shifter who would prefer to be reading, and the charming rabbit shifter determined to sweep her off her feet. Dance through the balls of The Shifter Season in a series full of shifters, stolen moments, scandals, balls, and romance!The Shifter Season is set in a secondary world inspired by Regency era England where shifters exist and engage in the social season.
It is not intended to be entirely factual and elements have been fictionalised.