Luna, a spoiled heiress, didn’t plan for a work trip to go wrong and end up in a monster town after an abrupt snowstorm. The work trip was meant to be an opportunity to show a different version of herself to her family and their business, especially before her upcoming nuptials. After finding safety in a grumpy werewolf’s inn, the last thing she expected was to end up accidentally married to him after a bonding drink mishap! Oliver never wanted a wife, and now being stuck with an already engaged human, one he barely knows, is less than ideal. To complicate things, their marriage bond starts stirring things up in Oliver and Luna they refuse to accept. Will they manage to break the marriage bond?

This was such a cozy, low-stakes monster romance! The story focuses heavily on the characters’ and their personal growth. I appreciated the initial versions of Luna and Oliver Isabelle Taylor introduced to us and seeing them evolve as the story progressed. Surprisingly, Luna having a fiance added a layer of suspenseful tension between Luna and Oliver that I couldn’t get enough of! The supporting cast of characters were funny and enjoyable, even Uncle Roy! Even though the spice was spicing, I think I would’ve liked to have seen a little more of the emotional development between Luna and Oliver.

I had the opportunity to enjoy this title as both an e-book and audiobook. Jade Wheeler was a delightful narrator, who made the story easy to follow. I am looking forward to the next book in the series!

This book is undeniably cute—it’s light, fluffy, and such a fun quick escape. ✨ If you’re looking for something playful with a bit of spice (and a main character who totally gave me Alexis-from-Schitt’s-Creek vibes), this is such a good pick!

For me, I wished the romance had just a touch more depth and development, but overall I really enjoyed the ride and think it’s perfect for readers wanting something fun and feel-good. 💕

This was really cute and reminded me a lot of Molly Harper's Mystic Bayou series. The small paranormal town is so endearing and I really enjoyed exploring the main relationship. The fiance annoyed the hell out of me, but that was my biggest complaint!

I really enjoyed the audiobook narration! The only downside was that sometime's Luna's voice can be a bit grating. I think it's on purpose.... but still.

3.5 rounded up Accidentally wedded to a werewolf is a fun little romcom, if you are a fan of schitt’s creek and want something like that but with werewolves you’ll likely love this one. The narrator is okay nothing to special and the story itself was pretty average for me, I liked watching Luna get to know the various monsters in town and I will probably keep reading the series.

3.5⭐️ This had all of the elements I love most in a cozy romcom. Make it paranormal, EVEN BETTER. I loved the cozy Alaskan setting, the sunshiny city girl locked into an unwanted marriage with the grumpy werewolf and the meddling grandma just trying to get her grandson laid was a nice touch as well. I am a sucker for paranormal bonds with disgust to love. It’s always funny when they hate each other but can’t avoid the pull of needing physical touch from one another. Not sure what that says about me. 😂 I also usually hate third person narration but this didn’t seem to bother me much.

The major issue I had with this story and I noticed others felt the same way was that the open relationship with the FMC and her fiancé was cringe and kinda changed my perception of Luna. It kinda ruined the book for me after that. I have to know what I’m reading to readjust my mindset for the book. If it was a taboo/erotica novella ok fine, I could adjust my expectations. I feel like it just didn’t fit with this book and it made me lose respect for Luna. I did love how Oliver made sure to say, “MINE” haha. He made it clear he doesn’t share. Good job, Oliver. 👏🏼

The narrator for the audiobook did a great job.

Thank you, NetGalley and publisher! I enjoyed reading this ARC of Accidentally Wedded To A Werewolf. All of my opinions are my own.

Ok , definitely enjoyed this. I will said I love the reluctant were wolf and the sunshine human set up. I like that she is finding herseft after landing here. I feel their relationship comes really easy to grow into something . Also I like the family meddling. this was fun . Extremely fast pasted but that is ok . Fun and easy read for sure .
The audio too is great. I enjoyed the narrator and the voices. easy to follow and enjoy . Overall great

Thank you NetGalley and Isabelle Taylor for the opportunity to read and review this audiobook of Accidentally Wedded to a Werewolf.
I'll be honest, I wasn't the biggest fan of the narrators voice. I had to keep reminding myself that Luna is a valley girl so, of course, she'd sound like that but, it was VERY cringey. I will say I loved the fact I could clearly distinguish between each characters voice because of how she changed it up.
This was such a fun and cozy monster romance featuring some of my favorite tropes:
×Grumpy x sunshine
×small town romance
×forced proximity
×found family
Oh and let's not forget knotting 🔥
At first I found Luna to be pretty annoying. Spoiled rich girl, doesn't take anything seriously and just wanting to have fun. However, she really started to remind me of Alexis from Schitts Creek (if you've seen that television show). She came off as this party girl but, when you looked deeper, you realized she had more to herself and her "fun" was just a mask. I loved how our grumpy werewolf shifter, Oliver, helped to show her not everything always has to be fun. Sometimes it's okay to be serious. On the other side of things, I also loved how Luna made Oliver loosen up a bit as he was carrying around a lot of past burdens. They balanced each other out perfectly.
All in all, this was such a fun read! Now please tell me we're getting Nick Wicker and Vi Harper's love story next!!!

💚 First in a series
💚 Paranormal romcom
💚 Wolf shifter / human relationship
💚 Accidental?? bond
💚 Fun side characters
💚 🪢 iykyk


3.5/5 ⭐️
1.5/5 🌶️

Thanks to the author, Harper Audio, and NetGalley for an ALC of this novel.

Apologies for not properly rating this book, but I unfortunately cannot continue and had to DNF it. The reason is not the book itself. Honestly, if I were to read this down the road, I might be able to really enjoy it. What ruined it for me was the narrations. This narrator is putting on the most exaggerated voices that could not get me into this story and I could only try for so long.

Loved the narrator and the sassy banter. The accents were great and it was easy to distinguish between characters. The story was steamy and spicy in all the best ways. A great read!

Accidentally Wedded to a Werewolf sounded so freaking cute, but I was not a fan of the narrator choice and honestly could not get past that. I ended up DNFing but will give this a whirl in book form when it releases though!

This is an adorable premise where monsters and humans coexist together in - mostly - harmony. This story follows a spoiled rich girl who ends up stranded in an area where the perks she’s used to just don’t exist. There’s no room service or a spa and even the cell phone service is spotty. It’s very inconvenient that her family is headed for the beach while she’s stranded in Alaska in the snow and she can’t leave, for more than one reason. It’s a wild story of the grumpy/sunshine nature and I find it delightful. Definitely worth the read.

It isn’t instalove, but the story and intimate moments move pretty fast in the beginning. Then, the story settles, and you really get those cozy feelings. The FMC is a ball-busting spoiled California girl who finds herself stuck in Alaska when the rest of her family (and her fiancé) are headed to the Bahamas. When she skids into the sign of an inn in small town, she heads inside to meet the inn’s grumpy owner (the MMC) and his in-your-face family. By an oops of the moment, the two end up drinking the family’s wine – which causes them to become married in werewolf culture and law. Thinking the marriage can be easily annulled, the FMC and MMC don’t think about it much. But when they learn they need a special rare flower that cannot be found until spring and that being away from one another causes physical pain, the couple need to learn how to coexist without killing each other. Full of sweet moments and introspective reflection on both romantic leads’ parts, this one will delight the Hallmark romance lover and the monster romance lover alike.

The narrator did a great job with the quasi bratty CA girl and embraced the laid back alpha guy.