When a Wolf Cries

De: Mel Dau

Narrado por: Midnite Michael, Sable Lyn

Thaddeus Patrick Lourie saw her, wanted her, and declared that he would have her. No person, thing, or beast would stop him from having his rightful mate. As the next in line for the top, there were expectations set. What happens when the set expectations go against his destiny of having her? Will he stick to the expectations or show his teeth and move toward his destiny?

Elsbeth Darya Sanders minded her business and appreciated when her business minded her. What happens when her business collides with wolf business? When a wolf sets his eyes on her, will she stand still for the catching or run for the chase?

©2024 Mel Dau (P)2025 Recorded Books

Loved This

This was my first read by this author but not my last 🥰Phenomenal book are my ish right now

Great story

Loved the paranormal story with a touch of color. The storyline was interesting and the narrators did a fantastic job with the characters.

Unsure

I’m not sure how to feel about this book. It wasn’t bad. I expected more from it some of the characters deserved more time. I will be recommending this book to my book clubs because it had a good storyline.

The story is good.... but the lady narrator....

The story is really good. The characters needed a little bit mire development but otherwise, it works. The narration is where it falls flat. Midnite Michael always does his thing 🥰. But the lady 🤦🏿‍♀️. Her voice drag the story out and just made it hard to listen. It was like she was reading to grade school children.

DO NOT LISTEN to this book, Just Read it...

I just finished When the Wolf Cries, and I have to be honest—this is the very first book I’ve ever rated one star, and it’s not because of the story itself. The storyline was actually solid and had a lot of potential.

But the narration… absolutely ruined the entire experience.

I listened to this book during a road trip, and the female narrator made me feel like I was sitting in a second-grade classroom. Her voice had that sing-song tone, and she paused between almost EVERY single word in a way that drove me up the wall. By hour two, I literally wanted to throw my phone out the window.

This is now the third book I’ve listened to with her narration, and this was the moment I finally realized: I will never, ever, ever, ever listen to another audiobook narrated by her. No matter how good the story is, her delivery completely takes me out of it and makes it impossible to enjoy.

Great book concept… completely ruined by the narrator.