Alistair (Were Zoo Book Nineteen)

by R.E. Butler

Overview

Alpha elephant Alistair was beginning to think that he'd be alone forever. But when a beautiful woman shows up at the Amazing Adventures Safari Park with her class for a private tour, he knows he's found his soulmate. Since humans don’t know shifters exist, he'll have to win her heart and trust before he tells her the truth.

Maggie loves being a substitute teacher and is thrilled with the opportunity to take her class to the park for a private safari tour. When she meets a park employee named Alistair, she can't help but think her wildest romantic dreams are coming true, especially after her history with bad relationships. Then he shares a startling truth with her—shifters are real!—and her whole world turns upside down.

Now that Maggie knows the truth of shifters, she has a choice to make: stay with Alistair and keep the secret from everyone, including her family, or lose the only man who’s ever held her heart.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940167712409
Publisher:	R.E. Butler
Publication date:	11/01/2024
Series:	Were Zoo Series
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

I write for the readers who stay up past their bedtime, telling themselves “just one more chapter” long after the lights should be out. The ones who fall in love with fictional characters, escape into magical worlds, and crave protective heroes who would do anything for their women.

My love for paranormal romance started as a young mom reading ebooks in the middle of the night, drawn to the monsters who were more than villains—they were heroes. Inspired by shifters and fated mates, I set a goal in 2011 to publish my first book. Over 100 books later, I’m still creating the kind of stories I love to read.

Now, I spend my days dreaming up protective heroes, captivating heroines, and the happily ever afters they fight for, often while walking with my pup coworker and plotting my next book. I write for readers who love adventure, passion, and a touch of magic—because I’m still that girl under the covers, reading by flashlight, lost in another world.