
The Witch's Wolf
Fated Destinies, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Louise Brenner
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Ash Beverly
Fate doesn't exist. But try telling that to the growling wolf shifter who thinks I'm his mate . . .
This is not my week. Or month. Or year.
My now-ex-boyfriend cheating on me with my best friend? I'd get over it eventually. Finding out my sister has Lycan wolf DNA and I have hours to get her out of the city before she's locked away in a government research facility? I definitely didn't see that one coming.
To save my sister's life, we take off in the middle of the night following cryptic instructions from our late father to what was supposed to be the toxic wastelands. Imagine my surprise when we stumble into a fairy tale civilization of wolf shifters where magic is real and a frustrating, but ruggedly handsome pack enforcer has serious plans for me.
The big, bad, and hungry wolf thinks I'm his fated mate and he's not taking no for an answer. That's just the icing on the metaphorical cake. But this isn't some magical bedtime story. Real danger exists in the Cerberus pack. There's a poison in the ranks. Shifters are leaving. My sister isn't safe.
And a blood-thirsty Alpha murders anyone that challenges him. Which I may—or may not—have accidentally done . . . Did I mention today is not my day?
Contains mature themes.
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Female narrator hard to listen to
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loved hearing my favorite author in audio form
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Couldn't finish cuz of female narration
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Good story
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Sage is a bad ass. Coral is a sweetheart and I cannot wait to read her story ASAP. Maddock? I mean 🥵🥵. Kera...OMG she is amazing! I loved how Sage and Maddock's relationship grew. How it took time for them to get to know each other and even though they're fated it wasn't rushed. Coral and Kera's friendship is everything and Sage stepping in as a positive woman in Kera's life makes my heart happy.
Louise Brenner and Ash Beverly NAILED this audio. They were perfect and I'm so happy they were the ones chosen to bring this to audio life.
ARE YOU FREAKING SERIOUS?!? Of course I loved it!
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And the male narrator made the female voices weird at times. Eithet nasal for teenagers or coy for Sage even, when situation is otherwise.
Nice story
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Will need to read it myself
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overall liked it
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It was difficult to finish
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But the writing style makes it almost unbearable to read. The setup is wasted and left undeveloped, instead it’s just HOURS AND HOURS of repeating inner monologue. I kept wanting to increase the speed to move it along, but there's no way to escape that many irrelevant words. After 11 chapters we were still trapped in a boring loop with a heroine who didn’t trust, touch, or have normal fluid conversations with the hero. By chapter 17, yup, she was still a fretting space cadet. By chapter 23 they still “don’t even know each other” 🙄. Finally the couple 'gets together' (🌶️ out of 5 sex), but the stalling, the frustrating conversations mid action, the badly timed fights, and a heroine obsessed with her sister (some tedious Anna/Elsa 'hoes before bros' bs) was so irritating. This is supposed to be a romance it’s more like random milliseconds of lust mixed with hours of mistrust and miscommunication. The author even jokes about the miscommunication trope, while clueless that she's built her annoying book on it. At the end the pack sigma and enforcer, the hero (Maddox) - who IMO should have challenged for Alpha - was DISGUSTINGLY weak, trying to rally everyone to run away. The final battle was truly messed up.
So much lost potential. So little raw emotion or real world conflict. I don't care enough about Coral or Kera to keep reading the series. They ruined this book! But I made it through this without DNFing so that's something.
This writer has a lot of maturing to do
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