The Wolven Mark: A Paranormal Fantasy Fae Academy Shifter Romance

Hidden Legends: University of Sorcery, Book 1

De: Megan Linski, Hidden Legends

Narrado por: Liana Walsh, Maxx Pinkins

Finding your soulmate can be deadly…

Emma

I never believed magic was real– until I used it to kill a werewolf.

Not long after, a letter arrived from a supernatural school for fae, claiming I was a sorceress. I’m forced into a world where dragons breathe fire, griffins fly, alicorns battle and wolves hunt monsters. At this academy, sorceresses are bound to alpha shifter mates, and pagan rituals are used to connect with the gods.

I know my mate is somewhere within the school… along with those who want my blood. A cult of dark magic is following my every move, and I have to master my powers before they come for me…

Ethan

I never meant to kill my own father.

What happened led to the loss of my leg, and my reputation as heir to the throne. I found a way to pay for my sins by playing the role of Prince Ethan during the day, and a vigilante hunting cultists by night. Keeping my secret identity hidden has been far more difficult than I imagined.

But now my kingdom is at stake. A new leader will be chosen through the King’s Contest, a fatal competition where contestants battle for power and, more often than not, die in the process. Without a mate, I cannot compete for the crown.

I formed an unbreakable bond with Emma upon first sight. But I have to keep my love a secret. Emma can’t know she’s my true mate; otherwise, she’ll be in more danger than ever before.

But the King’s Contest is rapidly approaching, and if I don’t choose a mate soon, the fate of my country will fall into the wrong hands…

©2019 Megan Linski (P)2020 Megan Linski

Lackluster Narration for the Best Story Ever?!

I can hear the background noise of the male reader, I hear him breathing, at times, it sounds as if he’s chewing on something and at other times he is almost monotone. The woman reading makes the characters sound ridiculous, she puts bass in her voice for a couple of the female characters and makes the guys voices high pitched. The way she makes her voice sound when the character is feeling “bad ass” grates on my nerves. It’s infuriating because the author of the story is incredible. The ONLY reason I’m suffering through the voice acting is because I can’t tear myself away from the story.

Can’t get past the narration

I’m sure it’s a nice story but I can’t get past the narrator. She does this weird thing adding emphasis to random ending of words for the main character. Makes her should like a different character or possessed.

The Wolven Mark (Hidden Legends: University of Sorcery Book 1)

The Wolven Mark (Hidden Legends: University of Sorcery Book 1) ~~ If you aren’t reading — and listening — to books by Megan Linski & Hidden Legends, you are absolutely missing out. This universe is powerful, addictive, emotional, and unforgettable. Ethan and Emma stole my heart from page one. Their chemistry, pain, courage, and slow-burn loyalty pulled me in and never let go.

The University of Sorcery is brutal, dangerous, and full of secrets, and watching Emma fight to survive while discovering who she really is was gripping. And Ethan… the mystery that keeps you awake all night turning pages.

I constantly switch between Kindle and Audible because when I’m not reading, I’m listening. The narrators are phenomenal and bring every scene to life — the danger, the magic, the heartbreak, all of it. The audio performance is intense and immersive. Top tier.

I would definitely recommend this book and series and can’t wait to start on the next book. If you want to know what happens next, you’ll just have to read this series yourself — you won’t regret it.

Relatable, Disability Awareness forward

I loved the whole book! I can’t wait to listen to the next one. The acting was amazing and I could picture everything so clearly. I couldn’t stop thinking about it even when I wasn’t listening.

Good story bad narration

The overall story is good you really like the characters and the imagery is good as well.

Omg, the narration on this book is painful. Switching from one voice to another is quite jarring. Segues from one chapter to another was not smooth.