Rejected Protector

A Werewolf Romance Novel

This is not your typical rejection story.
Seleste and Trevor were friends since birth. Trevor is the future alpha and Seleste is the future gamma and also the goddess' chosen Protector of all supernaturals. Things take a turn for the worst when Trevor challenges Seleste to a training sparing match and lose. Trevor vows to reject Seleste if she is his mate...

Seleste is a pure-blood Gamma. She is the chosen one of her generation. She is strong and fierce. After being rejected, she finds herself, discovers her power and her purpose.

Trevor is the future alpha of Blood Moon pack. He is traveling down the road of destruction until he rejects his best friend and has to take a long look at his life.

Although no longer mates, the two have a major role to play in saving the supernatural world. Will they learn to forgive and work together?

virtual voice is horrible

virtual voice mispronounced words so much that I had to think about what word it was saying. sometimes it said Celeste, but most of the time is called her Celesta. Sometimes sentences were reread. There was no inflection or proper pauses which would have made it so much more enjoyable.
I also did not care for the explicit porn in the love making scenarios. It is totally not necessary. Otherwise, this was a good book

rejected protector

a little out of the norm which makes for a better read not cookie cutter. need more action less romance

Waste of time

The story just drags on and constantly repeats itself. First time in a long time I didn’t even have the desire to finish a story in hope it would improve.

It felt like the author throw an idea on paper and did not go back to bring it together or correct mistakes.

Overall, it was an interesting story but the author needed to go back and clean it up before publishing it. There were several mistakes including mixing up names and details. The mistakes along with the automated voice made it sound as if you were reading a middle school literature paper.

Doesn’t seem like it was written by an adult.

The idea was there, execution fell short. Same sentences/ conversations copy and pasted. Clear spelling errors which stand out since it’s narrated by virtual voice. I’m glad she didn’t try to make it into a 3 part series, if so I wouldn’t have even tried to finish. I’ll try some of her other work for the creativity if not a bit cheesy. Hopefully this was an early work and simply released as an audiobook recently.