The Blood of Promise

Marsden Wyland is a walking bag of secrets. He’s walking the line between opening up to his new Pack, and keeping them from finding out what he’s really done. And on top of that, he’s seeing a ghost girl that can only mean one thing—he’s dying. The ghost is beautiful, and is there for him in hard moments, and showing up in memories, and nothing is making sense. He wants to know everything about her, but any time he tries to talk to her, she disappears. He is supposed to be helping his new Alpha take his place at the head of the Pack, but instead, Marsden is becoming a huge liability.

Carly Callaghan has been hired to find out what has happened to the mountains around Leadville, Colorado. Something has left huge scorch marks, and the local police department needs someone with her…talents. One touch of a scorch mark, and she is thrown down a path she never would’ve guessed. Werewolves exist. Werewolves exist! And one of them has all of her attention. A green-eyed, muscle-bound wolf-man has somehow tethered her powers to him, and now she has an important decision to make—finish her job and expose him to the police department, or protect a werewolf with a volatile past.

Don’t miss this spellbinding third book in the Wolves of Promise Falls series, a spin-off of T. S. Joyce’s bestselling Oath of Bane series.

Nothing is what it seems in Promise Falls.


Content Warning: Explicit love scenes, naughty language, and piles of sexy shifter secrets. Intended for mature audiences.

So much to love about this one

So so many things to love about this story! Marsden is a continuous surprise to me. His thoughts and actions plus past activities. Then add Carly to the mix and they fit together. I have so many passages highlighted but my favorite one is the first time he touches her as a test then she come back with a head rest on his cheat. That is a special moment between the two that I really felt that haze right along with them. Very well written!

I feel like I say this with every book but this is one of my favorites. We see a lot of growth between the two main characters plus Stark. Nit sure what the next in the series will be about but I am sure it will be on par with the first three.

the poor narration

this is a great book. however, the narration is awful and it makes me not want to read the book or listen to the book. usually I read the book but I decided to listen to it. the narration again is horrible