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My Guide Dog is a Wolf Shifter

Roxie Ray ()

Subgenre
Age groupAdult 18+
Content ratingR
Pages (Quick Read (<250))
Setting
CSM age18+

Content levels

ViolenceNone
Sexual contentSteamy
LanguageMild

Trigger warnings

AbleismDeception

Synopsis

It started as a terrible plan. Then he caught feelings. Jason needs to disappear. So his friends hand him the worst idea ever: become a guide dog. Violet didn’t move to a quiet little town to become “the brave blind girl.” She came for independence. For a fresh start. For the chance to figure out who she is now after spending the last year rebuilding her life after losing her sight. So when an enormous guide dog named Jason shows up for a trial match, Violet says yes… Then Human Jason knocks on her door. He’s supposedly a cooking instructor for visually impaired clients. He’s charming in a way that should be illegal. And the fact that he shares a name with her dog is the kind of cosmic joke that makes Violet want to fight the universe in a parking lot. Between grocery-store commentary, weekly lessons, and one wildly inconvenient flutter in Violet’s stomach, her world starts getting bigger again. Jason thought he was just choosing the safest place to hide. Violet thought she was just choosing her independence back. Neither of them planned on the part where ‘temporary’ gets complicated.

Tags

Paranormal RomanceContemporary RomanceSmall Town RomanceDisability RomanceWolf Shifter

My Guide Dog is a Wolf Shifter: content & age rating

Intended for adult readers (18+).

This adult paranormal romance features a wolf shifter posing as both a guide dog and a cooking instructor for a blind woman. Expect moderate sensual content, deception-based romance tropes, and emotional intimacy.

What to know going in

This book has no graphic violence, steamy sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include ableism and deception.

Who'll love this

Adults will enjoy the humorous premise of a wolf shifter hiding in plain sight while falling for his charge, combined with heartfelt disability representation.