Return to the Pack

Rejected Mate, Book 3

De: Alexa B. James, Calinda B.

Narrado por: Amanda L'Orien

Duración: 5 h y 19 m

Resumen del Editor

After Axel's house collapses on him during a hurricane, I'm desperate to reclaim my lost mate. Only with the help of the triplets, my own band of outlaw lovers, am I able to reconcile with the thought of losing him.

Just as we think all is lost, Axel begins to recover. With the help of my love and the newly incorporated members of my group, the Jacksonville pack begins to rebuild after the devastating hurricane.

But more threats lie ahead.

When more of the giant mutant wolves who attacked me in the woods begin to appear on pack land, we must band together not only with each other to form our own little family of five, but with the most unlikely allies of all.

Only with every hand on deck do we have a chance at defeating the monsters and finally getting the happily ever after we've worked so hard to achieve.

This is book three in a trilogy and cannot be enjoyed on its own. Not intended for listeners under 18.

©2022 Alexa B. James (P)2022 Alexa B. James

Review for all 3 !!! Fantastic!!!!!!

You WANT be disappointed with this series. I absolutely fell in love with how the author's built every character, story lines and the narrator brought them to life!!! It is packed with action , twist , shock😱 factors, passion🥰 hot hot scenes 😉.
Keep in mind the MFC has been isolated for all childhood which makes it kinda funny when things don't click.
well Worth credits!!!!!!!!

Very rough and a bit overly stereotypical.

Overall, the series is OK. To be honest, it feels more like a rough draft of a story/series. The MC is very sheltered and naive due to being raised in a swamp. Then the men are hard to distinguish as they all seem like the same character with different names, very slim differences in personality. Picture apes constantly beating their chests and snarling over one girl with nothing but air in her head and the willingness to spread her legs. It's literally the whole series. At times decisions made by the MC or the Alpha literally make no sense, in the first book as if the writing couldn't be naturally curved or created in the direction the story needed to progress so it seems like the writer just forced random action to make a character do something. Book 3 is nothing but an ongoing orgy. Chapter 19, it's as if the editor didn't bother to look at it as the typo of a character that died in the last book, her name keeps being used instead of the actual character the MC is with, which is annoying and an amateur editor mistake that pulls the reader out of the story, or rather break from another orgy. I'm all about stories that are RH with interesting dynamics and personalities, but this series fell widely short. I'd recommend instead you read Raven Kennedy's Heart Hassle Cupid series over this. At least the characters have personalities and a story arc that is interesting and serves as more than just filler from constant sex. I only finished the series because it was something that could drone on in the background while I work from home. No brain cells needed to focus on the story, as there was little dynamic.