Saving Jacob

Fated Mates, Book 3

De: Tessa Stone

Narrado por: Ebony Ford, Myles Washington

A witch destined to save her fated mate and their supernatural community from an ancient evil must embrace her hidden powers before it's too late.

Jacob

After suffering alone in wolf form for a thousand years, unable to shift back to human, I thought my existence was over. But then the mysterious Hazel showed me that my true mate was out there and gave me hope again. When I finally met Angie and discovered she was a powerful witch, I knew our bond had the power to make me human once more and give me the family and happiness I'd been craving for so long.

Angie

I never knew I was a witch until my long-dormant powers awakened, revealing my destiny to stop the coming evil. When I met my fated mate, the heroic Jacob, I realized I was the key to saving Jacob and our entire supernatural community from destruction at the hands of the sinister Aya Bailey. But to protect them all, I'll have to master my magic in time to defeat Aya once and for all.

This book explores dark themes. For mature listeners.

©2024 Tessa Stone (P)2025 Podium Audio

Loved it!

I absolutely loved Jacob and Angie's! I didn't want it to end. I look forward to the next book because hunny the way it ended... phew

Great Series

This series was deep and I love how the story flows through each book.

Worth the read

I definitely need a book 2 for this specific book. The book was very good it checked all of the books. But the ending was everything. I need a book 2.

it's getting deeper and deeper

I love how Jacob loved and protected his mate and the kids. The way the families connect is great. It also gives us a chance to get updates on our favorite Wintermoon couples.

GREAT SERIES

I listened to entire series and the women really come come into their own.

Electrifying and Suspenseful

The storyline is true to the series and picks up on Biblical references. Romance and respect for women are evident throughout the book. Energizing, suspenseful, edge-of-your-seat dramatic, and explosive scenes; just when you thought the author would not meet the expectations of the previous two books—a literary success.

I love this series!

Jacob and Angie go together so well, just like everyone else in this fated mate series. Their banter was funny as hell, and I enjoyed listening to how they both grew while getting to know each other. MAN that interaction with King Amir and his sister answered all the questions I previously had while listening to the other books. Then there was the issues within the pack that stemmed from Nia and her nasty attitude. I mean I was literally hoping someone would fight her. When Kane said what he said and then Angie gave her peace, I was expecting the worst.

absolutely love Jacob

okay so we get to see the love story of Jacob and justice for Angie (had my girl mad bitter and jealous at the end of book 1 and now she's queening) And that Luna situation just never ends! I really hope to see a good character development when it comes to Nia, I sympathized with her because she was bullied but seeing her downfall is just hard. this book was a good start for her character development. My only issue with this one is the cliffhangers at the end. it alluded to something but it kind of went over my head like we only got a piece of the puzzle and not the whole thing so I'm assuming will fully understand the significance of the conversation between Amir and Angie in the coming books? at least that's what I hope and is Nala and her mate the baby shifters from book two? how old is everybody? I know the books mentioned it before and mentioned how long it's been but it's hard to keep track of everything. I can't remember 🤦🏾. can't wait for the next book(s) to see how this story pans out.

Saving Jacob

I love this series. This book was not has good as the first 2 but worth reading. I enjoy the comparisons between this fictional series and now. I loved how Jacob came in and fully accepted the kids.

Boring

As much as I love Myles Washington’s narration, just couldn’t get into this book. It was long and drawn out with unnecessary fluff.