Milking the Next-Door Bull Shifter First

Her fiancé calls off the wedding at the altar once she learns she probably cannot have children, and she cannot face the family who expected her to be married with five kids by thirty.

She retreats to the small-town cottage her abuela left her, determined to start over, and instead locks herself out in the middle of a thunderstorm.

The neighbor who rescues her is Colton, a sweetheart of a pro athlete, a single dad, and a bull shifter whose nanny has quit, whose baby son will not sleep, and whose team is struggling.

What he needs is someone to nurse that baby, and bovine shifter magic can make it possible only through a very intimate ritual: she must milk him before he milks her.

Still raw from a broken heart, and far too aware of him after his morning run, she wonders whether she can accept that chance without wishing humans had fated mates and that Colton were hers.