The Cuddle Clause by Roxie Ray

This book is the warm, fuzzy, cinnamon-roll center of a shifter romance and I loved every cozy second of it.

I sat down expecting “cute shifter romance” and instead got weaponized coziness plus a neurodivergent werewolf who deserves every soft thing on this planet. It blends everyday life with the shifter world so naturally that one minute you’re in a totally normal apartment and the next you’re casually negotiating cuddle contracts with a man who can turn into something adorable and dangerous. Honestly? Dream scenario.

The representation in this book is chef’s kiss. It feels thoughtful, warm, and human even while half the cast can shift into creatures with claws. Characters who feel like people you could sit on a couch with (unless they’re shifted in which case maybe sit on the floor for safety reasons). The romance sneaks up on you and then tackles you gently but firmly.

The MC’s actually talk to each other like real people with jobs, commutes, stress, and emotional baggage, which makes the romance hit even harder when the soft moments show up and absolutely wreck you.

This book is:

• “I can fix him but also he doesn’t need fixing he just needs a hug.”

• “Fake dating but make it legally binding.”

• “Soft girl meets soft boy disguised as feral wolf.”

Cute. Cozy. Comfy. A five star serotonin injection with just enough paranormal spice to keep your eyebrows raised. Perfect for when your brain wants love but your soul wants a nap.

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xoxo