This surprise release was pretty great.
Oliver is proposing to the love of his life Gia when he’s attacked by a wolf. The wolf does a lot of damage, but he’s able to survive. But what they didn’t realize was that he’d really been attacked by a werewolf. And Gia…isn’t afraid of him. But he’s afraid he’ll hurt her so he leaves.
Until one day he hits a bar in a small town where the bartender seems to know a bit too much about him. This bartender claims to be Oliver’s guardian angel, and he offers Oliver his greatest wish. This is obvious; he wants to be human. He wants his old life. He wants Gia. What he doesn’t realize is that being a normal human isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, and when it comes down to it, he should have embraced his wolf.
Gia was never afraid of Oliver. She knew he’d never harm her. But she’s mad he left. He just…left. After a year of being ghosted, she’s not exactly in the mood to deal with her wayward werewolf. Even if she’s missed him more than anything. Can she forgive him? And can she tell him about the danger she’s in?
If you enjoyed It’s A Wonderful Life, then you’ll love this nod to the holiday classic. And if you’re really into paranormal classics, check out Cynthia Eden’s other story in this series called A Vampire’s Christmas Carol. (link goes to Amazon)
***I bought this book
