Fever Claim

The Sigma Menace, Book One

De: Marie Johnston

Narrado por: Blair Thatcher

Can he turn one night into forever?

After being ditched only weeks before her wedding, Cassie Stackwell wasn’t out looking for a hookup. Then the devastatingly handsome bartender she’d been trying not to obsess over for months offered to give her a ride home. What could one night hurt?

When his future was almost taken away after one impulsive decision, wolf-shifter and ex-con Jace Miller waited patiently for months before making a move on the woman he knew to be his destined mate. But will one night of passion keep his little human by his side once she learns of his world and the danger it brings to her doorstep?

Enter a new world of loyal shifters and their bold mates!

Note: Reedited second edition to decrease typo distractions and improve your listening experience.

©2014 Marie Johnston (P)2021 Marie Johnston

Definitely a unique spin on werewolf fantasy books

I’ve been getting into werewolf fantasy books for a while now. And This one was not that bad. It was definitely not the usual one. It was short as well. I wish the book was longer and went into more details. Still a good book and I love to listen to it. 

Corny but fun

simplistic storyline. the character definitely was too easy to believe in the Paranormal world but I guess this was okay because it was executed nicely. wouldn't call it a nail-biter but I enjoyed my time

good

I really enjoyed it. I wish the rest of this series was on audible. worth a credit.

Not your everyday shifter story

Did the woman get swept up by her wolf immediately? Yes. The plot twists hit fast and heavy from then on. An enjoyable story.

interesting book... went by fast.

Enjoyed the book. Looking forward to the next book. The narrator's did a good job, good timing.

Strange Love

So many small yet equally engaging stories, that helpe hold the readers interest. The main characters appeare as polar opposites. Until secrets from their past highlight just how much common ground they share

Eh...

The plot isn't developed all the way so it feels like you ran through the story. There wasn't any tention or build up to the characters relationship and intimacy.