The Worst Mate Ever

A Werewolf Shifter Enemies to Lovers Romance (Book 7)

De: Waverly Sage

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The Fate’s picked the worst mate for me. How can I ever forgive him for the past?
All I’ve ever wanted was to be the best beta werewolf the pack ever had.
To prove to him I wasn’t the weakest.

Drawn by the scent, a mate’s scent so tantalizing that I had to find the source.
But then to find out that it was the werewolf that I vowed to hate.

Each attempt to push him away only draws me closer.
His arms—a fortress of muscle and warmth—refusing to let me go.

Then I noticed a surprising gentleness beneath my mate’s rough exterior.
Stirring a dangerous cocktail of fear and desire within me.

Now, as new life stirred within me,
I’m caught in a whirlwind of emotions — yielding to fate or fighting to make my own.

But my internal flight leads me straight into dark peril.
To the icy grasp of unknown foes.

In this harrowing moment, ensnared by shadows and uncertainty,
One haunting question lingers:

Now that I’ve accepted my fated mate, will he shatter my heart all over again?


This is a standalone novel with connecting characters to previous books as a subplot continues to unfold.
Caution: This narrative includes content and language suitable only for mature audiences.

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virtual voice did not like sounds like a robot sometimes like when a man has a man's voice and a women has a women's voice

The wolf’s

I thought the book was interesting. It was the fact that the witches and the werewolves were the wolves coexisted and even mated.

The Worst Mate Ever (Fated Bonds Series Book 7)

The Worst Mate Ever (Fated Bonds Series Book 7) ~~ Talk about a redemption arc. This one lived up to the title and then some.
Watching a beta werewolf determined to prove her strength while dealing with the mate fate gave her was painful and empowering at the same time. This book was about self-worth just as much as romance.
Audible delivered the emotional punch perfectly. I found myself completely invested in her journey.
One of the strongest character-driven stories in the series.
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.

Story is what you’d expect, VV is painful

The story is exactly what you’d expect, which is fine, but the Virtual Voice is painful. Not just the lack of inflection; it’s inconsistent, often pronouncing the same word in 3 different ways throughout the same book. And the names… It pronounces Maddy as “Made-E” and Diego as “Day-go” more often than not. It can’t seem to pronounce rearview or smartass, either.