Animal Attraction

Alaskan Werewolves, Book 1

De: Paige Tyler

Narrado por: Jenny Lind

Duración: 7 h y 8 m

Resumen del Editor

A Note from Paige Tyler: Animal Attraction was originally published in 2008. It was an EPIC Award Finalist, was chosen as Best Book of 2008 at Long and Short Reviews, and received amazing reviews. When I got the rights back from the publisher a little while ago, I decided to revise and rework the story, adding in new characters, a new story arc, and more suspense, action and adventure, which turned the original novella into a full-length novel, and I think made it even better. Hope you enjoy it! Not only are werewolves real, but they're damn hunky, too.

Frustrated when none of the real newspapers will hire her as a reporter, Eliza Bradley takes the only job she can get—at a paranormal magazine. Her first assignment takes her to Fairbanks, Alaska to investigate the rumors that a werewolf has killed two local men.

When she meets Hunter McCall, a local college professor and an expert on wolves, she finds herself irresistibly drawn to him and ends up spending more time in his bed than worrying about werewolves. That’s when Eliza finds out Hunter isn’t just an animal in the sack, he’s an animal out of it, too—of the werewolf variety. Talk about a complicated relationship.

But Eliza can’t dwell on Hunter’s little shapeshifting issues for long. There’s another werewolf out there with a taste for human blood, and she and Hunter are the only ones who can stop him. If they don’t, they’re likely to become his next victims.

©2022 Paige Tyler (P)2023 Paige Tyler

Poor recording quality!

I have listened to many of Paige Tyler books and I like the stories and her writing. However the sound quality of this audiobook is so poor it sound like the narrative is from a basement bathroom. I think I should get a refund for that. I'll will have to read this story instead.

Disappointing

I purchased the story because I am a fan of Miss Tyler’s. I’m not a big fan of the erotic scenes, but I do like her adventure action parts. This particular one seemed to be overloaded with the erotica. The action part of the story was just so-so. Ms. Lynn was definitely a reader, not a performer. The POV kept switching around among the characters, but Ms. Lynn continued, reading the story without giving any indicator, pause, or inflection to allow me to determine there had been a change. I was left, scrambling a few times, and decided that I probably would’ve understood better if I was just reading it myself.