Game of destiny

De: Lina Ljunggren

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Amie doesn’t have a wolf. It makes her broken and weak to some.
They don't know her.

On her eighteenth birthday, her worst fear comes true—James, the Alpha’s son and her fated mate, rejects her in front of the entire pack. Shattered, Amie runs, carving out a new life among humans where no one knows what she is… or what she’s missing.

Years later, Alpha Finlay finds her. He knows she isn’t his mate, but something about her calls to him. Against her will, Amie is drawn back into pack life—where, at last, her wolf awakens.

For the first time, Amie feels like she belongs. She has friends, family… and a dangerous pull toward the Alpha she shouldn’t want. But with the Games approaching—the brutal contest that decides every pack’s rank for the next decade—old enemies return, and dark threats rise.

Now Amie must face the pack that rejected her and the mate who broke her heart. And when destiny collides with desire, she’ll discover that strength isn’t just about the wolf within—it’s about choosing who you truly are.

Perfect for fans of fierce heroines, fated mates, and slow-burn romance, Game of destiny is a story of second chances, pack loyalty, and love that defies fate.

The way people were loved and respected

A few parts got mixed up though it barely reflected the the story as a whole

Great book.

This book kept me interested and the descriptions of what was going on in the story made it seem like I was there.

story line

Changing POV was great for engagement as also changing voice for narration… a great read (listening)!

Excellent story and characters.

Finn is amazing. Loved everything about this story.
Well written.
Only thing is Virtual voice mis pronounces words. More so the female VV versus the male. It had more human nuances.

Virtual voice takes away from it at times.

I originally found this story through an add while playing a game and found it interesting enough to see if it was on a platform other than the app it wanted me to download. It was, and here we are.

My judgement criteria take into account where I initially found it. For a book I could find on an app that usually would involve watching adds and then unlocking chapters that may or may not be worth the time sunk into it, this story was high grade.

The rules of the world were both fleshed out and not fully developed at the same time, as if they took a more definitive shape as the story progressed, but that is a small thing to complain about in a story like this.