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Let the Wild Out

De: Madelyn Porter
Narrado por: Rebecca Cook
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Rachel Dunne thinks she's safe from the politics of her people by keeping a low profile in America. When she comes face to face with one of the clan chiefs in search of a mate, she's stunned yet incredibly turned on. There is a catch - one queen to two opposing clan chiefs. It's hard enough fighting off the advances of one sizzling hot piece of alpha man-flesh, can she possibly resist two?

This novel contains adult content and is intended for mature audiences only. Must be 18 years or older to listen.

©2013 Madelyn Porter (P)2013 Madelyn Porter Fantasía Ficción Paranormal Paranormal y Urbano Romance
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Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

I did enjoy listening to this book. I chose to listen during finals week so that was not a smart thing to do on my part. If it had not been finals week, I still would have listened toit. It was a nice book :)

Would you be willing to try another book from Madelyn Porter? Why or why not?

Yes I would because I enjoy her work. She has a funny style to her writing that I find entertaining.

Did Rebecca Cook do a good job differentiating all the characters? How?

This was my first audio book. I thought she did a nice job. I was able to distinguish between the characters that were portrayed. Personally when I read a book and not listen as an audio, I develop my own sense of the character. I found that her brogue was just ok ( I did receive a shiver down my spine at one point) but was not the best. I also felt that when one of the characters were expressing anger or some form of strong emotion I felt that she did a 3.85 in expressing this. Over all I did enjoy listening to her read to me :)

Do you think Let the Wild Out needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?

I think it can have a follow-up book, but it isn't necessarily required. This book ended like many movies do, where I can give them a happily ever after and other things in my imagination. There isn't a lot of wondering and cliff hanging at the end which was nice (making this a quick approx. 7 hour listen). It would be nice if there was a follow-up just to see how Rachel is responding to being Chieftess/Queen and what the sex of her children are, etc.; although it would not be required.

Any additional comments?

I enjoyed this book, but it was not my favorite. i did find it quite funny though although sometimes I had wanted to stop listening, I just couldn't because I wanted to find out how it ended (and I hate not finishing a book). Overall this book receives a 2.89 out of 5 stars for me.:)

I would consider reading this :)

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What did you love best about Let the Wild Out?

two big, hot, very alpha shifters that trip all over themselves to make the girl happy.

What other book might you compare Let the Wild Out to and why?

Mandy Roth and Michelle Pillow both have many books that offer similar themes and great characters.

Which character – as performed by Rebecca Cook – was your favorite?

Rachel

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

mostly laugh, but there were a few scenes that choked me up too.

Any additional comments?

Whew! Douglas and William make the perfect combination for husbands! Rebecca has avoided being part of the shifter community because she has a secret she was told since youth to never let the other shifters discover. Of course the Two clan chiefs of all shifters are on the hunt for a bride they must share and Douglas decides to try in America, he happens on Rachel and despite the fact she says she is a trout he wants her, enough that he takes a picture when she is not looking and sends it to William. William has an immediate, intense reaction to just her picture and flies to Douglas to check her out. That sets off several assassination attempts and Douglas and William kidnap Rachel and take her back to Europe. Confused and torn she tries to work through her feeling for both men and figure out who is trying to kill her and why, she is not sure she wants to be a queen but she does want to be with both men. The characters are well developed and I really enjoyed the story especially the scene with the Ball. I highly recommend this book!

Rebecca Cook is an awesome narrator!! She has a great voice and is very good at differentiating characters, very enjoyable listen.

Mischief and Mayhem in pursuit of a bride!

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I was immensely pleased to find this book in audio. I had previously read the book and forgotten about it until a little ways into the audio. I really enjoyed Let the Wild Out. And Rebecca Cook did a fabulous job with the narrations. I especially enjoyed when towards the end there is a bit where Rachel throws out a line in a man’s voice. Rebecca nailed it.

Rachel is a shifter in Colorado that is discovered by the Clan Chiefs from England and Scotland. After attempts on the clan chiefs lives, they take Rachel with them back to England. But the threats don’t stop there. Rachel continues to find herself in harms way around Dougal and William. There are a lot of petty shifter politics and old ways that they all must navigate around.

During all of the chaos Rachel discovers that the chiefs need a single bride to share. They are fairly sure they want her. Can she except their desire? She wants them but doesn’t want everything that goes with the job. Let the Wild Out really had me hooked. In the end, things are revealed and it’s not what everyone expected. Making the ending more exciting.

Fun and Wild!

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I hate to give a bad review and the storyline seemed interesting and perked my attention but it lacked many descriptions that enable the listener to visualise both the characters and the scenes. Then it was just bish bash bosh and they claimed her within seconds of meeting so no build-up towards a tender sweet romance.

Two opposing Were Clan Chief's William and Douglas (one English and one Scottish) have to share their Queen so set about looking in America where they aren't known and by Chapter 2 they'd found Rachel and by Chapter 3 they'd each had sex. I didn't find the sex scenes very descriptive, tantalising or erotic but more standard as each Chief took their turn separately until near the end and then the M/F/M action was just the norm (I'm not complaining but just pointing this out).

The action came from someone wanting Rachel dead and hired a mad Were Assassin to do it and it wasn't too difficult to figure out who however there were plenty of suspects but, as usual, the heroine decides to ignore everyone and goes for a run in the woods which turned out to be a dumb move. William and Douglas were nice, caring and thoughtful characters which gave them an endearing quality but Rachel's thoughts and feelings were, for several reasons, all over the place and I just couldn't warm to her.

Worth a credit? If this had been more skilfully written with plenty of world-building, descriptions and a longer lead up to the sex and romance then yes, but there are plenty of far better Were-shifting books out there. So, sadly I'm going to have to say, in my opinion, it is what it is - a very quick, half hearted attempt at an erotic PNR, the ending was good however that doesn't make it creditworthy but hey maybe you'll like it.

A nice try but sadly lacking

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I picked this book because of I am a fan of Rebecca Cook, she is one of my fave narrators. I love her style, her variations of voices and emotions. Great performance as usual.
Ms. Porter is a new author for me.
The story is ok at the beginning, but it picks up as it goes on. Various PNR species are playing part along the way, a few twists that I didn't see coming kept me listening wanting to know what happens next. The claiming of Rachel was a bit lacking, especially that the two Chiefs are shifters, I was expecting a bit more story there, seduction and heat. Overall I liked Douglas and William, not sure about Rachel, some of her behaviour was irrational, I guess because her life was being threatened at every turn, but she redeemed herself at the end. I laughed out loud at the end scene... men LOL

Wild but not really

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