Wolf Purebred

A Feel-Good Fated Mates Shifter Rom-Com

De: Candace Ayers

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Ten years ago, Lang chose his family, his lineage and his bloodline over his heart.
Not a day has gone by since that he hasn’t regretted it.
Now it’s time to put the past in the past and claim his mate.
This time, Lang will let nothing get in his way.

A decade ago, Muddy watched, horrified, as the man who stole her virginity and her heart chose another woman.
Now, he thinks he can come waltzing back into her life?
No effin’ way.

NOTE: In the late 1800s, on a homestead in New Mexico, Helen Cartwright was widowed under mysterious circumstances. Knowing there was power in the feminine bonds of sisterhood, Helen created an oasis for women who, like herself, had been dealt the short end of the stick. Like magic, women have flocked to the tiny town of Helen’s Corner ever since. Although, nowadays, some call the town by another name: Hell’s Crazy Corner.

This is a feel-good shifter rom-com novella that transports you to a place where laughter is the status quo and a smile on your face is guaranteed.

Awesome

Love, love, love the storyline, so fucking funny hilarious love the combination of pushing given the couple in the relationship, the humor, the osier between both of them

Great Audible!

I loved the storyline and the characters. Very different from the typical shifter book; and I mean that in a good way. It was funny and left you with a heartfelt feeling. The ONLY thing I would change is the virtual voice. It wasn’t horrible but would have been over the top with a good narrator.

Too confusing

I gave up listening after 2 chapters. There was no distinction between the character's voice or emotion behind the words, which made it confusing to follow. I will avoid books done with AI in the future. I will probably give the story a try by reading it myself.

The voice was so mechanical,…

I didn’t even finish listening. The story may have been ok but the lack of, or erroneous, vocal nuance made it all run together and it just became annoying.