Bengal Splice: She's Grumpy and This Hybrid Tiger is Sunshine (Hybrid Hearts #2)

Alana Khan

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Bengal Splice: She's Grumpy and This Hybrid Tiger is Sunshine by Alana Khan
He's got the heart of a tiger. She's got an eye for fashion. Will their love be a purr-fect fit or a fashion faux-paw? Olivia After my infamous TV fiasco, I sought refuge in this secret project to lick my wounds in peace. Little did I know I'd be paired with Ty, the half-man/half-tiger who’s tailor-made for love. With the slightest touch, he makes my desires roar to life. Will destiny stitch our love together or unravel it at the seams? Ty My rescue from the laboratory gave me a second chance at life. Olivia is so amazing it’s as if she was created from the fabric of my dreams. Our love is like the perfect pattern, as fierce as it is forbidden. Will she take a chance to sew our hearts together or will our love be left on the cutting room floor? Join Olivia and Ty as stripes and curves collide in this pawsitively sizzling romantic tale that’s cut from a different cloth. USA TODAY Bestselling author Alana Khan combines romance and spice in these fun romps with hybrid splicers. This he’s-sunshine-she’s-grumpy book has no cheating or cliffhangers. Just lots of fun and steam. For readers 18+
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    length-short · paranormal · monsters · alpha male · fantasy · forbidden love · futuristic · insta-love · military · science fiction · standalone-first · humor · first-in-series
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