Purrfectly Naughty

Sometimes being naughty is very, very nice…

Pamela has turned her life around for the sake of her son and the Maverick Pride, but is this reformed bad girl ready for more than one night of naughtiness?

Her main focus is to provide her cub with the best life possible. She’s worked hard to mend her past mistakes, earning a second chance to make a good life for Paulie and herself. Forging relationships with her Pride mates is no small feat, but totally worth it to this she-Cat. Especially when the Nari chooses her to represent the entire Pride at Uncle Uzzi’s Magical Holiday Ball.

Javier Auberon is an Andean Bear Shifter who’s recently moved to the states from his South American home. Spending the holidays with his favorite honorary uncle, the owner of the renowned Uncle Uzzi’s Magical Matchmaking Service —Uncle Uzzi himself—is a no-brainer.

Uncle Uzzi has been trying to find a match for Javi through his services forever, but the Bear had no idea he’d meet his fated mate at the old Witch’s famous holiday party. She’s in denial, but he’s not giving up.

Can Javi make all of Pamela’s Christmas wishes come true?

Popular Tropes

Fated Mates, Curvy Heroine, Matchmaker Romance, Insta-Love, Shifter Romance, Holiday Romance

Series Reviews

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Ah, I can’t stop smiling! My cheeks hurt! This book just made me feel so good! I held off reading this book until Thanksgiving because I knew that I would need to cheer and something to make me feel good. Knowing it was a C.D. Gorri book I knew I had nothing to fear and I was 100% correct!” -Bookbub Reviewer
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “A Christmas Party is the perfect place to find forever love right? Pamela has made a better life for her son, and is grateful to her pride for all their support. She doesn’t want anything long term but a fling could be nice so she takes on the task of attending the Christmas Party. Javier may be a bear but he isn’t a brute and he will do whatever it takes to win his mate. With a little holiday magic maybe the holidays won’t be spent alone for these two. This was a wonderful holiday story.” -Bookbub Reviewer