Alpha's Redemption Fated Mate

A Rejected Second Chance Paranormal Romance

De: Sara Wind

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Stolen life. Given fangs. Fate roars in the midnight woods.

I awoke reborn—a damsel turned wolf, with secrets lurking beneath every moonlit shadow.
Blake, with eyes stormier than thunderclouds, had saved me—and himself.
Alpha with a heart of stone and fire, driven by loss yet guided by instincts.
The pack offered safety, but Blake's past cried for vengeance.
His touch, forbidden and intoxicating, whispered promises of destiny.
I, the once fragile human, now became his fiercest ally.
Between blood vendettas and tangled loyalties, desire ignited a treacherous dance.

Marcus entered—a rival Alpha with charm like venom, stirring chaos and tests of trust.
Blake's heart was a battlefield, where love clashed with duty.
In the clash of two worlds, passion and primal instincts collide.
Will Blake's thirst for revenge destroy us, or is there salvation in love's howl?

Step into a tantalizing, fur-laced world where love is more feral than fate!
★★★★★
If you crave:

A Beta beauty turned fiery wolf
Heart-thrumming adventures under moonlit skies
Alphas who love fiercely and protect boldly
A fated bond that defies the universe
Then this story is your nocturnal obsession!
★★★★★
A paranormal romance that's a rollercoaster of heartaches, heartbeats, and wild embraces.

Redemption Fated Mate is a standalone book in the Fated Mates of the Silverwolves Series.

Although it can be read on its own, it starts the series of Fated Mates that will be needed in the final set of books starting with Book #8.

Books #8-10 must be read in order because they tell the story of how the son of the Silverwolves Pack’s Alpha's son leads the fated mates, although unwillingly, into a full-scale battle in book #10. This will wrap up the series, and believe me, you won’t want to miss a single chapter of any of those books!

This book has no cheating or cliffhangers and a satisfying happily ever after.

I actually liked the voice

I usually don't like the virtual narrated voices. I find them hard to follow along, but this one kept me into the book the whole time. The moral of the story was unique.