A Beary Mysterious Christmas

Teddy Bear Shapeshifter Romance

De: Olivia Myers

Narrado por: Audrey Lusk

Duración: 1 h y 11 m

Resumen del Editor

He hugs are legendary, but what he can do in bed, is nothing short of magic.

Dumped on her birthday, Maddie decided a trip home for Christmas might be a fittingly miserable way to lick her wounds. Her mom had been nagging her about it for something like five years now, so she was probably due. The truth was that she couldn't face all the beauty and excitement of Christmas in New York as she now found herself...alone.

Back at her childhood home, her room is just as she left it, teddy bear and all, suiting her mood perfectly. She wasn't looking for a man, but a particularly intriguing one keeps crossing her path, in the strangest of ways.

This man, a stranger, yet so familiar, who seems to know even her innermost thoughts. Who is he and why do all the ladies love to hug him?

©2016 Olivia Myers (P)2016 Olivia Myers

beary good

heart warming love able great stroy love that they put a teddy bear as a man

It exist so therefore ....

Probably would have gone better with something stronger than dt. Pepsi or something in the dt. Pepsi at least.

Inanimate object shifter?

I have read plenty of shifter stories, but never have I read one in which someone shifts into an inanimate object. I'm still not entirely sure how I feel about it. The fact that Fred's non-human form isn't a sentient being, it makes sense that he has no idea who he is. What I'd like to know is how on earth he figured out who he was. Was he even aware that he occasionally shifted back into a teddy bear or did he just have random chunks of time he couldn't account for? I feel like the latter would be concerning. The hugs aspect of his character was cute though. While Audrey Lusk did a decent enough job narrating the book, her narration of the sex scene didn't quite work for me. Something in the way she narrated that part kept it from being all that sexy to me. This could possibly be just me that thinks this though. It felt like the whole scene was narrated in the same excited tone of voice. There was no sense of climatic parts or any ebb and flow to the encounter. The whole scene was just relayed in the one tone and at the same pace. That aside though, and the whole inanimate object thing, the story was kind of cute. Overall, I'm glad it was a quick read.