Thor's Unexpected Mate

Gay Viking Werewolf Shifter Romance (Mated to the Viking Alpha, Book 1)

De: Blake R. Wolfe

Narrado por: David Lane

He’s a hot redhead in distress and I’m a Viking Alpha werewolf with a pack in turmoil. Even though our romance is forbidden and he’s a man, no wolf can resist the call of his fated mate.

Thor

I’ve always trusted the visions of my brother and when he told me to run, I didn’t hesitate. The Skoll pack, led by the ruthless Alpha who killed our father, is out for blood. But when I shifted and took off into the woods, I never expected to find an injured human with red hair and a pair of green eyes that could seduce me with a glance.

Against my better judgment, I secretly took him back to the hot springs my pack operates. There I made the biggest mistake of my life by kissing him in a moment of weakness. And now I’m not sure I can ever let him go. But I’m still keeping secrets from him.

However, when the Skoll leader sets his sights on my new mate, I fear I might lose him forever.

Flynn

I moved to Fenris to take care of my grandmother and to get away from the uncertainty of the city. But the mountain she lives on holds its own dangers. When I accidentally end up off the path after dark, the last thing I expected was to take a bad step and break my leg. Then, when a hulking wolf with glowing yellow eyes finds me in the dark, I’m not sure I’ll survive the night.

The next morning I wake up in a resort, cared for by a hulking man who speaks little but cares for me day and night. I’m impatient to get home to my grandmother, but he won’t let me leave until I’m healed. When I try to run away, he rescues me again and kisses me, forging a bond between us that I can’t resist.

But, the closer I try to get, the more he pulls away. He’s hiding something and I’m going to find out what it is.

Tropes: M/M, gay awakening, gay for you, fated mates, forbidden love, red riding hood, norse mythology themes, alpha x human, strict roles, and HEA

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The plodding, lifeless narration was worse than virtual voice. The Author must have been chagrined….