Bear With Me
Dennis
I booked two weeks of peace and privacy at a secluded cabin. So why do I almost immediately come across a naked man holding a fish in his mouth in the stream behind it? Turns out Bjorn is a bear shifter, he’s double-booked in the cabin, and he says I’m his fated mate.
How does he know this? Because once a shifter meets their fated mate, they can’t control their shifts unless and until they’re claimed. And Bjorn definitely can’t control his shifts now. Too bad for him I’m not interested in being set up with a mate by the invisible sky fairies.
Bjorn
I’ve met my mate! Finally, finally. But…he seems weirdly resistant to my charms. Luckily we’re double-booked in this cabin, and there’s only one bed. He’ll have to get close to me whether he likes it or not!
Just as I’m making plans to charm him, I get a phone call from home: someone is very ill, and I need to come home. Except I keep uncontrollably turning into a bear, which means no air travel and I can’t drive myself. So how to get across the country? Apparently, as a passenger in a truck driven by my maybe-mate. But when we get to my home den, things get even more uncomfortable with the input of my pushy-but-affectionate grandmother, a foul-mouthed den alpha, and two parents with sticks up their you-know-whats.
Can I win over Dennis and get my happily ever after, or will I have to choose between staying permanently as either a bear or a man?
Bear With Me is a slow-burn, low-angst MM paranormal romance featuring a sunshiney bear shifter and a grumpy human. Mpreg is not a thing in this universe, nor are a/b/o dynamics. This book is written in alternating third-person POV, with open-door sex scenes.
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