Diary of a Wolf

A Gay Shifter Romance

De: Troy Hunter, Noah Harris

Narrado por: Joseph Bader

Kenneth:

If one has to get their heart broken, I highly recommend it be just before inheriting some far-off property from an unknown relative. It’s convenient for putting distance between oneself and all that unpleasantness.

I hardly knew what to expect from the sprawling Yorkshire estate of which I suddenly found myself in possession. All I know is the magic of the place soothed all my troubles. I was instantly enchanted.

Among everything competing for my attention, nothing captivated me more than a simple journal I found. It chronicled the days of a man named Eustace, a kindred spirit in whose lonely words I found companionship. His secret yearnings and desires a mirror to my own.

But when I connected the journal to the mysterious black wolf that shared my estate, perhaps I should have let caution take precedence over curiosity.

Instead, I committed myself to unraveling this mystery.

But the same love that could free him from his terrible curse could also forever doom me to my own....

Eustace:

I thought I’d long ago resigned myself to my fate. That was before Kenneth. For the first time in decades, I find myself longing to unburden myself to another human soul, rather than just empty pages. Looking forward to that rare night I walk on two legs, rather than raging at it for being a cruel taunt.

Until I’m reminded that longing for more is what led to this cursed existence in the first place.

It’s too late for me, but I can still save Kenneth. If I can only find the words to make him forget about me and be gone from this terrible place forever.

If for once, I can rise above my own selfish desires and swallow the words I long to say. Speak only the ones he needs to hear.

To do so might crush the last of my spirit. Extinguish the last fitful embers of a hope I’d only just rekindled.

But for him, I’ll do what I have to. Whatever it takes.

©2019 Noah Harris (P)2019 Books Unite People

Diary of the wolf

Enjoyed listening to the audiobook and it was a book that had excitement and suspense

hard to follow no distinction between whos talking

The British accent tames time to get uses to. it's hard to follow convenience when everyone sounds the same. I find myself using context clues to figure out where, when and who is talking and taking place. The story is okay if not lacking a deep hook.