Leopard's Run Fierce Hearts And Frilly Dresses

Chloe Summers has a type, apparently: tall, possessive, and secretly furry.She discovers this during one week in Leopard's Run, where she visits her best friend Lizzy during the Spring Festival, and accidentally collects three shifter mates. Lucas the boutique owner, who purrs when she wears his clothes. Jasper the chef, who feeds her until she's pliant and then takes her against a wall. Rhys the photographer, who captures her laugh on film and won't let anyone else see it.They all know she's human. They all think they're the only one. They're all catastrophically wrong.When the men finally meet, Chloe expects them to fight over her. Instead they fight about her. Whether they should have told her the truth sooner, if she'll actually move here or just break all their hearts, and whether Jasper's 'feed her until she stays' strategy counts as unfair competition. Can two leopards and a tiger technically share without establishing a dominance hierarchy that ends in bloodshed? Chloe mostly wants to know if this means she's dating them officially, and whether Lizzy will judge her for having three boyfriends before she's even unpacked her suitcase.Spoiler: Lizzy is a shifter too. The judgment is minimal. The advice is questionable. And the happy ending involves four people, one house, and a lot of negotiated shower schedules.Each book in the Leopard's Run series is a standalone, but the books are interconnected. Characters from one book will appear in the others, but will generally only be the focus of a single book.Perfect for fans of Why Choose? romance, girly girl main characters, getting together, shapeshifters, small towns, and steamy encounters, this story delivers undeniable heat. And a lot of it!Please Note: This book contains romantic scenes, strong language, and mature themes.