Welcome to Claw Haven, where monsters go to find some peace and quiet.

Spoiled heiress Luna Stack is meant to be sipping mai tais on a beach with her fun-loving fiancé. Instead, a snowstorm strands her in Claw Haven, Alaska, a cozy town full of monsters living the quiet life. At least the werewolf innkeeper’s hot—until he opens his mouth.

Luna’s more than ready to leave the grumpy wolf and his decrepit inn behind as soon as the snow clears, but when a potion mishap bonds the two of them together, she resigns herself to staying in Claw Haven, just for a little while.

She’s only “werewolf” married, though, not married married, like, legally. No big deal.

Oliver Musgrove wants nothing to do with his new “wife.” He has annoying, friendly townsfolk to ignore, and he’s lost his ability to shift, which means his alpha ambitions are currently on hold.

Unfortunately, no matter how much Oliver wants to keep his distance from Luna, the bond says otherwise. Even though the two can’t stand each other, maybe they can stop bickering long enough to explore the magical spark between them…

After all, what’s a little knotting between enemies?

Titles in the Claw Haven series include:  Addidentally Wedded to a Werewolf ~ Christmas with a Chimera ~ Only One for the Orc ~

This story may contain language, violence, and/or sexual situations intended for an adult 18+ audience.

Title:  Accidentally Wedded to a Werewolf
Series:  Claw Haven #1
Author:  Isabelle Taylor
Published:  October 7, 2025
Publisher:  Harlequin 
My Rating:  2 stars

Let me preface this review with the fact that I absolutely love Paranormal Romance, particularly Shifter Romance.  Love the genre so much that I have a website devoted to only Paranormal/Shifter Romances… but this story.  No.  Just no.  This story was not for me, in any way at all.  I normally do not write negative reviews; I can usually find something in a story that I enjoy.  Sadly, that was not the case with Accidentally Wedded to a Werewolf.  The MFC, Luna, was the most narcissistic, entitled, unlikable character I’ve read (and that includes the villains).  Oliver had some redeeming moments, but then, I question his taste in women, so there’s that.

I’m sure there is an audience for this story.  Unfortunately, that audience is not me.

*I received an e-ARC of this novel from the publisher via NetGalley, and I sincerely thank the author or publishing house for their trust. It is my choice to leave a review giving my personal opinion about this book.*

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