The Lady and the Rabbit
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4.6 • 11 Ratings
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- $2.99
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- $2.99
Publisher Description
What happens when a fox shifter who prefers to read rather than dance meets a charming and handsome rabbit shifter?
Denise Foxe doesn't have the same interest in the Season as her sister does, she'd much rather read a book than dance with eligible suitors.
When she meets a handsome rabbit shifter who seems to share her interest in reading, she finds herself willing to break all of society's rules in order to spend more time with him.
Can they continue their affair without risking getting caught?
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The Lady and the Rabbit is part of The Shifter Season series of Regency-inspired standalone fantasy romances. It includes a lightly steamy m/f romance with a fox shifter who would prefer to be reading, and the charming rabbit shifter determined to sweep her off her feet.
Dance through the balls of The Shifter Season in a series full of shifters, stolen moments, scandals, balls, and romance!
The Shifter Season is set in a secondary world inspired by Regency era England where shifters exist and engage in the social season. It is not intended to be entirely factual and elements have been fictionalised.
Customer Reviews
Denise and George
I love this shifter version of a delightful traditional Regency Romance trope: the bluestocking who finds love.
This is a humorous and most romantic look at how a fox shifter and a rabbit shifter can engage in the amusing dance of courtship.
I love the ending. I recommend this book for when you are short on time and want a delicious read.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
The Lady and the Rabbit
Fantastic!!! Love this series with wonderful characters. I received a arc copy from booksprout and volunteer to review this book. ❤️❤️📚👍
Great story
I thought this was a great story by Laura Greenwood. I was thrilled to finally read Denise Foxe and George Beaumont's story. This was a sweet story. Denise and George met at a ball when she was hiding and reading. She didn't think that you could really get to know someone by dancing at a ball. George agrees with her. Will they find ways to get to know each other better?
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.