Ruthless Misfit
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4.2 • 152 Ratings
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Publisher Description
One kiss. One lie. One dangerously sinful affair.
After making one bad decision after another, fox shifter Erena is back at the Rock Creek Clan with her tail between her legs. Her past mistakes seem to be forgiven, but her position feels tenuous—and more tenuous still, with the arrival of a sexy misfit who gets under her skin.
Matt, a mountain lion shifter, returns home to the RCC with a giant secret only to meet the woman of his dreams. Too bad Erena has a chip on her shoulder. How the hell is he supposed to prove himself to a woman who has trust issues? He'll have to figure something out, because between his smooth talking and his ulterior motives, he's in danger of losing his mate before he ever gets a chance with her.
Ruthless Misfit is the first standalone novel in the Fierce Mates: Rock Creek Clan series. If you like shifter romances with naughty language, sexy men who go after what they want, and real heroines with real flaws, you'll love this steamy, action-packed read.
Click "buy now" and fall in love with this tough mountain lion shifter today!
Customer Reviews
So many "awww!" moments!
So many "awww!" moments!
What I liked the most about this book were all of those little moments; the stolen moments with Erena and Matt and the things he would say to her...so many feels!
I'm such a sucker for this trope, the "fated mates" or soul mates or whatever you want to call it. When they just KNOW they are meant to be together. Love it.
Matt was so endearing because he wasn't exactly what he seemed in the beginning, but once he found his mate, he did his darndest to be a better man. Lion. Oh, you know what I mean.
But I especially liked Erena. I liked that she wasn't the typical happy, bubbly, outgoing heroine, but rather she was all "don't even talk to me, and while you're at it, get away from me" with everyone. She was jaded for sure, but starting with that darkness around her only made her transformation into who she became that much more satisfying. Not because she became outwardly happier, but because she was inwardly content. If that makes sense.
I just love these clans that Liza has created, and I can't wait for more books!!!
(I was given this book in consideration of my honest thoughts)