The Alpha’s Problem (Lady J’s Paranormal Match Making Book 5)

He’s a rigid Alpha wolf with a pack to run. She’s a free-spirited yoga instructor with a herd of goats. Lady J says they’re mates.

At fifty-five, Tiberius runs his pack with iron-clad rules and unwavering discipline. With his first mate long gone and his son wandering the world, he’s not looking for love—especially not from a bohemian human who hugs trees and teaches downward dog to farm animals.

Briar brings sunshine, spontaneity, and twenty bleating goats to Tiberius’s carefully ordered world. Now his territory is overrun with humans in stretchy pants balancing on one foot while her goats climb all over them.

Worse, his wolf thinks the goats are part of their pack now and has gotten fiercely protective of them.

As if protecting his mate’s beloved livestock from hungry wolves isn’t difficult enough, Tiberius must now hide this ridiculous situation from the Alpha Council before he becomes the laughingstock of all werewolf-kind.

Lady J may have matched them, but can an old wolf learn new tricks? Or will this free-spirited mate and her four-legged yoga assistants prove to be this Alpha’s biggest problem?