So I Claimed a Polar Bear

ebook The Mating Game

By Kristen Strassel

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I made a massive mistake in the heat of the moment with bear shifter Bjorn. Not only is he my coworker, but I can't stand the big, gorgeous beast. I haven't been able to stop thinking of him since that night—okay, since we discovered an ancient mating relic on the last episode of The Mating Game.

After confiding my predicament to host and fairy dragmother Bibi le Bonnet, she convinces me to become a contestant on the show. Problem is, my last job in the public eye crashed and burned—thanks to Bjorn. I expect the paparazzi to have a field day, but they're not the ones I need to worry about.

My mother sees my latest shot at fame as the perfect vehicle to revive the reality show that canceled us both.

I'll get three questions.

Can I play by the rules this time? Will I ever be able to look at Bjorn with experiencing white-hot rage? Or thinking about what his gorgeous body looks like naked?

Three potential suitors.

When Bibi puts Bjorn on stage with me, I swear I won't pick him. But I think the bear might actually want me. And worse, I might want him just as much.

And three dates to find my forever.

Bjorn's a completely different bear when he's not behind the camera. I'll do whatever it takes to make sure these feelings are for real, even if it puts me at odds with every shifter in Sunset Springs. And Mom will use every cheap reality show trick in the book to keep me away from him. But when the bear delivers a plot twist that none of us saw coming, our lives will never be the same.

So I Claimed a Polar Bear