A Mate for Jackson

A Wolf Shifter Paranormal Romance (Forbidden Shifters, Book 3)

De: Selena Scott

Narrado por: Craig A. Hart

Jackson Durant is a lone wolf. Literally.

As a wolf shifter in a world that is completely hostile to shifters of any kind, he’s taken it upon himself to live a life of solitude as a way of keeping himself safe. If only the members of his family would follow his lead and stop falling in love with people and almost blowing their shifter secret. And if only Jackson himself wasn’t desperately in love with a woman he’ll never let himself have.

Kaya Chalk doesn’t hate men. She’s just constantly annoyed by them. They fawn over her, pursue her, make fools of themselves for her. What she wouldn’t give for a little peace and quiet! With her sister paired off and in love, Kaya becomes determined to live a peaceful, solitary life. That would be possible if only Jackson Durant weren’t suddenly a part of her life again, rescuing her from car trouble in a blizzard and scowling his way into her heart. As a hostile presence returns from the past and starts to bear down on the Durants, Jackson and Kaya find themselves drawn to one another in a way that neither of them ever thought would truly happen.

This is the third book in the Forbidden Shifters Series, but can also be listened to as a stand-alone. No cliffhangers. This full-length wolf shifter paranormal romance 80k word story contains strong sexual themes/language and is not intended for listeners under the age of 18.

©2018 Selena Scott (P)2021 Selena Scott

Yay Jackson

Finally Jackson's story. He seemed the most vulnerable to me. I was happy for him that he finally allowed himself the personal happiness that the rest of the family had. He put his innate fears aside to enjoy the life he deserved. Kia was certainly one big horn dog. lol. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a great job bringing the characters and story to life.

Great way to wrap up a series

I loved this finale to the series. We get to find out how Jackson removes his foot from his mouth and admits his feelings to Kaya, who promptly calls him on his shift (can't use bad language,lol). I loved that Kaya was skeptical of Jackson and made him evaluate his own feelings and positions. To give him credit, Jackson knew he needed to improve if he wanted to win his mate. We also get a little bit of Elizabeth's and Bauer's love story. There is a lot that happens at the end of the book to wrap it all up. Enjoy.

I was given an advanced copy of this book by the author. My review is voluntary.