The Wolf King's Chosen

De: Milly Taiden

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

“It’s hard to believe that the agreement between myself and her father was forged so long ago. Tonight I am bringing my bride home, regardless of what anyone has to say about it.”

There was a pause in the conversation.

“You know, boss, there will be other people who will want to talk to and dance with Lexi tonight. It is her 21st birthday ball. Is that going to be an issue?”

Xander stifled a growl. He knew it was her birthday but he didn’t want anyone near her.

“I'll just have to stay by her side all evening. Conversation is fine, but no one else will dance with her. No one would dare take mine.”

Xander knew that he had a nasty reputation, but he honestly didn't care. People would say what they wanted, regardless of what was true. He let them talk. He didn't have the time or energy to correct them. He was a king, and they were welcome to challenge him.

And yet, he wondered what his mate thought about him. Surely, she had heard the rumors, the whispers and stories. He had no idea whether she would succumb to idle gossip. He hoped that she could love him in spite of it.

He was reminded of the last time he had come to talk with her father, King Alpha of Autumhart.

“We need to keep an eye on this northern border. There has been a rash of rogues coming from that direction,.” King Hart had said.

“We do need to ensure the safety of…” Xander’s speech trailed off absently, distracted by the angelic vision of Lexi passing in front of him, stopping only to kiss her father’s cheek.

It was all Xander could do to redirect his attention to his work with the King and not watch the delicious way her hips moved as she walked away. His wolf whimpered as he fought for self-control.

Tonight, he would be fighting for that same self-control.

Nice

Wish it was longer or a sequel to this one. Good story line and captivating.

Unpredictable story line

I loved how it progressed I would advise a 18+ rating on the book for some scenes is graphic.
I loved the perspective change it was really good.

Virtual voice is not a benefit

The storyline was good. But the virtual voice killed it. It was very hard to get through the whole book.

Loved the ending plus when the queen shifted. A great love story.

The book was well written!! I wish it wasn’t done with AI. The AI had no emotion with the words and it could have been a better listening experience.

Great writer ruined by lazy narration choices

Once again Mollie Taiden's writing is destroyed by virtual voice! Why? Can Audible seriously not afford paid actors?

Great Audible

Although I’m not a fan of virtual narrative, this voice was not too bad. It would have been great if there were real narrators. This book had a great storyline. I really enjoyed the characters, the mystery and the twist at the end. It still has a HEA.

Good pace, exciting story

The virtual voice wasn’t bad. Only unfortunate part with the emotion when it came to spice reads.

Good story, great pace I started it and didn’t want to put it down. Keep the listener very consumed.
The spice wasn’t out of this world but the connection between the characters made the simply very satisfying.

Truly enjoyed this story hoping the Hart sisters also getting there happy ending with a fated mate.

AI reading is terrible!

The storyline was blah and I didn’t even want listen after the first chapter with AI.

Everything is glistening

It’s free, so you can’t be too disappointed with it. There were a lot of poor word choices. The worst one was an unfortunate use of “pulpy”. Also everything was glistening. Aside from the obvious smutty uses, dresses, eyes, sleeves, teeth, hair, bruises, and I think a wrist were all glistening. Plot is meh. Very little thought was put into world building.

1 star for narration because it’s virtual voice. I find it to be sleep inducing if I’m not doing something else active while listening.

Predictable in only the worst ways

I love this genre but this was almost DNF. The pacing is too fast, the spice is not fun, there is little character development, and the plot is flat. I will not be reading any by this author in the future.