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    Unmarked: A Royal Bear Wedding: Alpha Clans, #1
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    Unmarked: A Royal Bear Wedding: Alpha Clans, #1

    By Zola Bird

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    What good is a shifter who can’t shift?

    Curvy Emily Webster has asked herself that same question a million times. Though she has ancient royal bear blood running through her veins, Emily has never been able to shift, and her inability to do what comes so easily to the others is starting to become a royal pain.

    In fact, two years ago, the love of Emily’s life left for that very reason — because she couldn’t change into a bear.

    Was Emily angry? Yes. Devastated? Absolutely. But life goes on, and this week, Emily’s cousin is getting married at a royal wedding between the clans. Being a royal wedding, there is a lot of unspoken pressure on Emily to find a mate. And then, to make matters worse, Emily’s ex, Jack Stone, appears. 

    From the moment their eyes meet, everything comes rushing back to Emily. How Jack left her, the hurt, the shame, but also the love they shared…

    Jack Stone is a powerful grizzly who is more comfortable wearing flannel and jeans than a tux. Today, however, the dress code is the farthest thing from his mind.

    Jack is as surprised to see Emily as she is to see him. Her mere presence after so long consumes him. The smoothness of her skin, the grace of her curves, it all comes back to him.  But life is complicated. And what Emily doesn’t know is that Jack didn’t leave her because she couldn’t shift, he left her to save her life.

    But Jack can’t tell Emily that. Not if he wants to keep her safe. He can’t, however, just ignore the attraction between them either. Something needs to be done, and as Jack sees it, he has only one choice. He’ll have to put everything on the line to destroy the evil that conspires to keep them apart. Only then will Emily see the truth. And only then will Jack be able to claim her as his mate.

    *A Note to the Reader: Unmarked is a story of hot, sexy Alpha love. In addition to steamy lovemaking, it contains some adult language. If sizzling shifters and their curvy BBW mates aren’t your thing, you may want to skip this book. But if you're a curvy girl who likes her leading men strong and her action scorching hot, enjoy!

    **If you haven't already read my Wild Alpha Shifters or my Bear in a Billion books, be sure to check them out!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherZola Bird
    Release dateMay 13, 2016
    ISBN9781533798220
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    Unmarked: A Royal Bear Wedding: Alpha Clans, #1
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    Zola Bird

    To be the first to hear about my new releases, you can join my mailing list. Just copy and paste this link into your browser: http://eepurl.com/behG25 I started writing sizzling sexy paranormal shifter romance after a bad break-up and I haven't stopped since. When I'm not curled up on the couch indulging in ice cream and one of my favorite books, I spend my time writing, writing, writing. I guess you could say I pretty much live and breathe hot Alpha shifters and their mates. Cubs? My own Alpha? I sure hope so. Until then I'll keep writing about sexy Alpha shifters and the beautiful curvy women they love. XOX, Zola

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