<p>My best friend's a shapeshifter, and now we're getting married. Nothing could possibly go wrong, right?</p> <p>When my Grandmother June died, I couldn't care less. That vicious old hag hated everything about me - from my blue hair and job as a tattoo artist to the fact that I have no desire to give up my playgirl ways.</p> <p>Now I learn she's left me her home, Primrose House - a beautiful Victorian gothic mansion with a turret and a secret passage. The only problem? In order to officially take up residence at the house, I have to be married.</p> <p>Enter Robbie, my gorgeous best friend and a wolf shifter without a home. We're getting fake-married, and he's moving into Primrose House with me to convince my parents that we're for real. </p> <p>Robbie gets a free place to live, I get to keep Primrose House - everything's perfect.</p> <p>Except ... when we kissed at the alter of our fake-wedding, something happened. To say "sparks flew" would be the understatement of the century. </p> <p>That kiss didn't just spark, it set off an inferno. </p> <p>I can't stop thinking about Robbie. How come I'd never noticed how hot he was? - those soulful eyes, that Scottish accent and hot shifter body ...</p> <p>But he's my best friend and my fake-husband. If I mess this up, I'll lose both Robbie and Primrose House. </p> <p>I just have to control myself. I just have to resist to urge to repeat that kiss.</p> <p>It can't be that hard to avoid falling into bed with your best friend, right?</p> <p>Right?</p> <p>Inking the Wolf is the third book in the Wolves of Crookshollow series by USA Today bestselling author Steffanie Holmes. It's a standalone book with a HEA, where a party girl and a down-on-his-luck shifter find more than they bargained for in this fresh take on a 'marriage of convenience'. If you like your paranormal romance with a touch of the gothic, this book will have you howling for more.</p>