Cinder Creek Claiming

A Dark BWWM Paranormal Western Reverse Harem Romance

De: Naomi Wells

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

One hundred and sixty acres. A Winchester rifle. A life beholden to no one.
Until the fever hit.

Imani "Nia" Washington built her life on the hardscrabble frontier, far away from the laws of men. But she couldn't hide from the laws of nature. When a biological firestorm ignites in her blood, she learns a terrifying truth: she isn’t just a homesteader. She is a latent Omega.

And her scent has just signaled every wolf in the valley.

THE RANCHER: Jedediah Stone. The Alpha who rules Cinder Creek with an iron fist. He claims he kidnapped her for her own protection, locking her in a gilded cage to keep the ferals at bay. He offers stability, honor, and a love that feels like a prison.

THE OUTLAW: Rowan Kane. A scarred feral with a vendetta against Jedediah. He doesn't want to protect Nia; he wants to unleash her. He offers freedom, chaos, and a passion that threatens to burn the world down.

THE HEALER: August Thorne. A doctor fighting his own beast. He offers the one thing the others don't: understanding. But his gentle touch hides a darkness that matches her own.

Trapped between three rival Alphas and a looming war with the sadistic Red Claw pack, Nia must decide. Will she submit to the heat and become a possession? Or will she forge a bond forbidden by the old laws and become something else entirely?

They wanted a mate. They’re about to get a Queen.

Cinder Creek Claiming is a full-length, dark BWWM Paranormal Western Romance. It features a Reverse Harem/Why Choose dynamic, Omegaverse themes including heat/rut, knotting, and claiming, and a Happily Ever After.

I only got to chapter 20

Couldn't tell the character pov. It seemed to shift between the main 4 characters but took alot of context to understand who was talking. Not sure if it was AI or the writing.

The monotonous voice of the AI along with alot of descriptions, and lack of dialogue and a little bit of spice, makes this great as material for falling asleep.

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I do not recommend virtual voice. The cadence and monotonous sound was terrible.. I could not distinguish one character from another. I plowed through because it was a free listen. There was little dialogue and the continual descriptions of the landscape, the characters and their emotions was unbearable. Poor choice for an audible listen. Very disappointed 🙁