She inherited a creamery. She did not inherit the warning on the door.
Do not sleep upstairs.
Fired food auditor Tamsin Orrick comes home to Hollowreed with a secret her body will not keep quiet and a deed to her aunt's shuttered creamery. The town already knows she arrived. The town does not ask what she wants first.
Calder Rhett is the wolf who slept in his truck for eleven years to keep that loft empty. Grumpy. Possessive. Older. He will mend a fence in the rain and he will not set a foot on her stairs unless she writes the hour. In a valley where his brother's cream contract is law, empty looks like safety-and safety has a price.
Forced proximity. A small town that lives on diner coffee and co-op gossip. A slow-burn, high-heat werewolf romance with lactation, claiming, knotting, and a heroine who will not be filed as product. Explicit consent. Aftercare. Adults only. HEA.
The Creamery Claim is Book 1 in the Hollowreed series: spicy small town shifter romance for readers who want an alpha rancher, a creamery inheritance, found family at the counter, and a woman who keeps her own words on the sink.
Perfect for fans of:
small town romance and hometown second chanceswerewolf shifter romance and possessive alpha heroesspicy hucow / lactation romance with breeding talkage gap, taboo, forced proximity, grumpy sunshineKindle Unlimited paranormal romance seriesStandalone HEA. Series world. 18+.