Doesn’t every princess deserve a prince charming and their happily ever after?
That just might happen for Cuban-American Princess and Maid of Honor, Paloma Guzman. The nightmare wedding between the two largest wolf clans in New Jersey just keeps getting worse. The bride has run away and it’s up to Paloma to inform the wedding party of the disappearance, but to do so is at her own peril. No bride means no wedding which means war between the two largest werewolf packs in New Jersey and she just got her hair and nails done, so…
She has three choices:
- Put on a football helmet and tell the truth
- Head to Vegas and become a showgirl
- Call upon her fairy godmother
The crazy, drunken fairy godmother, Madrina Hady has struck again! Paloma should have known better than to drink the purple liquid in the golden goblet, but she had needed a stiff drink–not expected to get stiffed. When she said, she would be more than happy to step in for the bride, she had no idea she would be stepping literarily into her best friend’s Size 8 stilettos and into her body! Now she looks like the wayward bride, Rosario, from the tip of her head to the bottom of her toes. Madrina Hady swears the enchantment spell will wear off eventually, but in the meantime it is her job to go through with the wedding until they can find the real bride or a million dollars to appease the groom’s alpha wolf father. Otherwise, it is war between the two Jersey clans.
Only Paloma doesn’t mind too much, if it means she gets to spend one more night with the groom and her former lover, Michael Ramos. Her one fear is that she will fall in love with Michael and never want to let him go, or worse that he will fall in love with the woman he sees on the outside but not the woman hiding within. Can she convince him to see with love’s true eyes to the woman behind the disguise or will she remain Enchanted Ever After?
