Pregnant to a Werewolf Prince (Paranormal Wolf Shifter Romance)

By Jessica Miller

It's never easy to date a werewolf, and as Gina finds out, it can be even more complicated when you marry one. Not all werewolves are eager to share their secret life with their future pack leader's fiancé, but sometimes those executive decisions cannot be avoided and every pack has that one radical. 

After threatening to throw her wedding day into chaos, Gina was glad to get away from Blake. Unfortunately, while she forgot about this troublemaker and enjoyed her new life with her husband Rafe, Blake still waits to take her revenge on the woman she believes doesn't belong in her pack. 

**Complete short story, no cliffhangers.**

• Language: English
• Publisher: Finest Shapeshifter Romance Club
• Release date: Nov 8, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386462620

Book preview

Pregnant to a Werewolf Prince

Chapter 1

Gina stared into the mirror while her mother braided her long dark hair. The room was filled with the chatter of bridesmaids and female relatives all getting dressed and made up, or assisting with the process. Small pearls and baby’s breath were delicately woven into her hair while her mother prattled on about how excited she was to see her baby girl finally getting married and settling down.

Gina rolled her eyes at the ‘finally’ part. She wasn’t even thirty yet and her family had been ready to write her off as a spinster until she had started dating Rafe. Although their first year together had been rocky, after she had come to accept that her boyfriend was a werewolf things had settled between them and their relationship blossomed. 

It was no easy task dating a werewolf prince, or Beta, as the title was referred to in the pack. Rafe had a lot of responsibilities to tend to, including diplomacy with other packs as well as other species. And yet, despite all of them, he had fallen head over heels for the quiet librarian.

It had taken quite a bit of adjustment on Gina’s part, especially once she learned that most of the supernatural and fairy tale creatures she read about were real, but Rafe had guided her through this new world with gentle patience. In fact, he still found great amusement whenever Gina would learn something new about their secret world and stare at him with amazement.

As much as he loved to joke around, Rafe was a very serious man. However his boyish charisma made him well suited to his duty as a diplomat. While he never belittled anyone’s concerns, he did encourage a lighthearted approach to life. There were few matters he did not laugh about, one of those being when someone voiced the thought that a human did not have a place among the supernatural species.

It was a rare occasion when she had seen his ferocious temper flare up, but there was no other issue that riled him up as much as someone who looked down upon the humans as if they were unworthy to be privileged to the world that they lived in. Rafe was fiercely protective of Gina and would not stand to hear such ignorant mutterings. These brief glimpses of his temper had proven beyond a doubt that as long as Rafe was around, she had no need to worry about any harm coming to her.

Gina was pulled from her thoughts as a bobby pin was jabbed tightly into her scalp and she winced while her mother muttered something about how she wasn’t holding still. In the mirror, Gina could see her six bridesmaids going through a milder version of her primping.

Gina loved the strapless mermaid gowns that she had decided on. The shimmering teal and sea foam colored fabric was elegant against all of the different skin tones of the girls, and with their matching teal chokers and pearl earrings she thought they really did look magical. 

Of course, she was a whole other version of magical in her dress, a sweetheart ball gown with sleeves that fell off of her