Bitten by Desire

Regent's Park Pack, Book 3

De: Annabelle Jacobs

Narrado por: Antony Ferguson

Duración: 8 h y 8 m

Resumen del Editor

Two lovers from rival packs. Have they come together only to be forced apart?

Alec Knight, a beta in the Regent's Park pack, guards his heart carefully. Ghosts from his past keep him alone and angry, any hope of a relationship impossible while guilt from the pack wars still haunts him. With the anniversary drawing near, Alec needs a distraction.

As a lowly member of the Primrose Hill pack, Mark Appleton isn't used to having his alpha's attention. Lately he's had more than his fair share, and not for the right reasons. Despite growing suspicions that all is not well, Mark tries hard to do better, but constant criticism leaves him desperate for a stress outlet.

Sex is a good way for shifters to let off steam, and while their packs attack each other with accusations and lies, Alec and Mark work out their frustrations in bed. Pillow talk and shared secrets lead to a closeness neither was expecting, but when pack relations reach an all-time low, any future for them seems out of the question.

If they want to be together, they'll have to go against their alphas' wishes - except Alec won't and Mark can't.

Contains mature themes.

©2017 Annabelle Jacobs (P)2020 Tantor

Loved it!

Loved it! it had action and intrigue. Couldn't stop reading it. cant wait to start the next book.

Decent refresh

not as good as the first, but better than Book 2 in my opinion. it has some good twists from your classic Romeo and Juliet story.
I like more story driven titles and this has plenty of story to work through. I felt there was a small cop out toward the end, but I do believe that overall it was handled well.

I'm having trouble with the narrator because of two things that are similar. the first, all the females sound the same. this book is where multiple notable females are introduced and yet, they all have the same inflections and similar tones. Yes, he is not a woman, but hearing the lofty and lighthearted nature of his female voice impersonation did not change regardless of the character or the character's vocal intentions.

the other is that it's very strange hearing previous series characters in the audiobook. Since those characters are no longer on edge due to certain distrust or being on edge because wolf bonding emotions, all the previous (except Nathan) all sound the same, which is non-threatening and care-free which I assume isn't the total case for them. Their personalities from their main story have kind of evaporated.

um not good****spoilers*****

k by the end of the book i WANTED mark to die, what an absolute crap show really?!?!? i enjoyed the entire series up until this last book, because of what happened in the end i probably wont be reading the last books SOOOOOOO dumb, if Annabelle Jacobs would have wanted any kinda redemption for this book she would have just killed mark off and saved everyone his EPIC stupidity, the end was epically unreasonable and not realistic AT ALL!

What a waste!!!

What a complete waste of a credit!!! This story was a joke, mark was a coward!