Gentry

De: T. S. Joyce

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

****Don't miss this first book in the brand new Wolves of Winter's Edge standalone series from T. S. Joyce**** Gentry Striker is right back where he swore he would never be again—his hometown. All he has to do is tie up some loose ends and escape the darkness that has enveloped this place, but he can feel his destiny pulling him deeper into the shadows of this old town. The local pack has been taken over by one seriously unstable alpha, and Gentry is a rogue on a mission to escape. That is, until a striking beauty grabs his attention and demands to stay at the home he is renting out. The problem? She’s human, and isn’t safe in a town full of monsters. Perhaps Gentry is the biggest monster of all, but she’s got him wanting to dig back into his old life and become a better man. She doesn’t know it yet, but she has his wolf hunting her. And he’s not the only one. Blaire Hayward is on a last-minute vacation to escape the monotony of her life for a little while. The plan is to spend some time in a cabin in snow country relaxing, but when she coasts into Rangeley, nothing is what it seems. The people in this town are acting strange, and there is something dark going on under the surface that she can’t quite figure out. And at the center of it all is Gentry Striker. Tall, snarly, sexy, and mysterious, he’s calling to her heart in ways she never thought possible. But the longer she stays, the more uncertain her life becomes, because Rangeley is no normal town. It’s a town of beasts, and Blaire is falling for the most dangerous of them all. Content Warning: Explicit love scenes, naughty language, and piles of sexy shifter secrets. Intended for mature audiences.

Different take on wolves

This is a good story with a different take on wear wolves. The story kept me to riveted and Blair’s and Gentry have a super hot love. We do see the normal Characteristics of some of TS Joyce’s shifters. Enter Roman and Asher. Roman is the jokester and smart mouth. Asher is all broody. Overall a good read.

Surprisingly Good

Storyline was good. Wouldn’t mind at all reading more from this author. At times was a bit hard to follow due to the AI reading but not enough to make the story bad.

It’s a short opener

It’s a quick listen. Not a deep story by any means, but an okay opener for this leg of the story line. Easy on the ears even for a computerized voice.

Great Story!!!

I love the stories of all TS Joyce. I have tried to listen to other virtual voices and can’t stand it, but although the voice is hard to listen to it does not detract from the overall. You just have to listen hard and fix words and add your own tones.