Bad Little Falls · Book Three
Bite Force
Greg & Nate · Hammerhead Shark / Jaguar
Standalone, any order
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BITE FORCE A Bad Little Falls Shifter Romance
He's a hammerhead shark. She called him a mermaid. The internet agreed. He will die mad about it.
Greg Dunbar is a hammerhead shark with a rescue boat, a face like a Picasso, and a filing system for things he doesn't want to feel. Nate Ferreira is a jaguar who builds furniture, speaks in single sentences, and wears three layers in July because Maine is a liar about the weather.
Greg has been walking past Nate's shop every night for three weeks. Nate has been counting every second of every pass.
One night at the bar. One night that was supposed to be a one-time thing. Then the filing system broke, and the coffee started showing up, and the shelf got built, and the jaguar carved a hammerhead shark out of walnut because he wanted to get the sensory pores right.
Now there's a baby neither of them planned, a fated mate bond neither of them has confirmed, and an entire town that knew before they did because the hummingbird smells everything and the skunk confirms everything and that's just how it works.
Greg is afraid they'll shift and nothing will happen. Nate is not doing this for one more day.
Bite Force is a cozy, high-heat M/M omegaverse shifter romance with fated mates, knotting, small-town meddling, a nine-minute beer, and a guaranteed HEA. Third in the Bad Little Falls series. Includes a bonus short story.
What’s in it
Explicit and graphic, and short. Heats, ruts, knotting, and the plain words for all of it.
Cozy is the tone here, not the heat.
Omegaverse: fated mate bond, heats and ruts, knotting.
HEA guaranteed. No cliffhanger. Stands alone.
Content notes
None.
Nobody in Bad Little Falls is cruel and nobody punches down. That’s deliberate, and it holds across the whole series, not just this book.
If you screen for something specific, the series FAQ says what is and isn’t in these books.
Every way to read it
Includes the bonus short story The House on the Water. It is where Book Four starts. It is reprinted at the front of Book Four, so you can read them either way round.
