Fated

De: R. L. Mathewson

Narrado por: Celestine Wolf

Duración: 8 h y 31 m

Resumen del Editor

The first shifter in the Pyte/Sentinel series:

As the top Alpha male of Boston, it's Drew's job to keep his Pack safe, keep the humans from finding about their existence, try to pretend that he was fine with the way that his life was going, and, most importantly, not give in to the urge to kill Kara, the thorn in his side for way too long.

When fate steps in one night and destroys his world, he strikes back, but his new mate is more than he can handle....

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Great shifter addition to the series.

Mathewson is really creative with the series storyline. Each book is fresh while folding in the awesome previous characters. I really hope Mathewson gives Kale his own story. As for Fated, Mathewson does a great job of developing Drew and Kara.

Good story

It doesn’t really tie in too much to the previous books. A few things seemed glossed over and rushed. I still liked the book and I’d like to know what’s going on with Jill & Joshua.

Fan

The series is great and love they bring other characters back to each story line.
On to the next book.

Best Wolf Story

This book was so good better than her other books and those are good. The story and characters were so good. I’ve listened to this book three times I love the characters so much.
The narrator is truly one of the best!

Awesome

loved this book. so excited to read the next one in this series. absolutely wonderful

One of those that gets better as you get further in!

The following ratings are out of 5:
Romance: 💙💚❤️
Steam: 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Story/Plot: 📕📗📘📙
World building: 🌏🌍🌏🌍🌎
Character development: 😉☺️😟😤🥰
Narration: 🎙🎙🎙🎙
Narration Type: Solo Narration

The heroine: Kara - she was a wolf shifter, living in Boston. She knows how to get things done. Going to a bar that is impossible to get into, she brings dinner and dessert for the the shifter in charge of door security, Mick who happens to be her cousin and her and her human friend Maggie are inside the popular club without an issue. Kara some day wants her own shifter nightclub.

The Hero: Drew - He is the top alpha in Boston. He owns the nightclub Kara got into among other businesses. He is still unmated. He is not too happy that he is forced to allow Kara into his club, but Mick was his best bouncer, and he doesn’t want to lose Mick by being off putting to his relatives. Kara is determined to taunt and frustrate him to no end. He could no longer put up with her defiance, others are starting to think him weak.

The Story: Kara hated Drew, she thinks he is a prick and couldn’t wait for him to find his mate. She wanted to see him slapped upside the head by his mate. Kara only dates human, she doesn’t want to find her fated mate. Even though finding you mate doesn’t always equal finding the love of your life. Though males who found their fated mates can’t get it up for anyone else, apparently it doesn’t always work that way for the females as even mated females can be intimate with others and even enjoy it.

Drew needs to make Kara cower for defying her in front of members of enemy packs. He needs to make sure he looks strong to keep them as well as his own pack members from going up against him. However, when he touches her, he finds out she is his fated mate. She taunts him by saying that he won’t be able to have sex again while she can now go after unmated males.

I have to admit, I didn’t like Kara at first. It wasn’t explained well why she hated him so much, but it seemed to be jealousy since she went on about the revolving door of women that ended up in his bed. And I did not like their constant bickering at the beginning, Drew wasn’t much better, he was pretty sexist and just wanted Kara to be put up in his penthouse waiting for him when he needed her. Though they both got better as the book got going and I ended up liking the story about Kara’s mysterious beginnings.

This audiobook was told in dual points of view via solo narration. It was narrated by Celestine Wolf. I am not usually too fond of solo narration, though Celestine does a good job. She has a nice voice and is good at doing different voices for different characters.

So much potential but ....

I had to give the story a 3 because it’s was rushed in many areas. I did really enjoy this one overall but it seems like a stand alone. It doesn’t really fit with whole series. I like the character build up/ development of so many supporters to previous main stories. Unfortunately, we haven’t seen those stories. It just seems building up is done but resolutions are missing. I found the female character better in this story. Overall it’s good and worth listening to is you’re into the series.

Great series

I really like this series. Can’t wait to read the next one. My only complaint is that I wish it had more than one narrator.

Ugh, the main characters

Let me start by saying I love this series and RL can create some really complex, wonderful characters. But I really didn’t like the main characters in this book. The story was really good, but the characters were so annoying. Like Bella from Twilight annoying. I ended up liking the male main character by the end and I thought his character arc was really intriguing, but I really wanted more details. These characters weren’t as developed as previous books, which my favorite part of this series. Also, all of the books ending with pregnancy or a baby/babies is overdone .

Loved it

Although Kayle and the crew weren't brought in until the end, the book didn't disappoint.