Wolf Shifter Diaries

Loss Hunted

De: E. Hall

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Dear Diary, I’ll do anything not to lose the love of my life. If only he felt the same way. Love, Kenna

As people continue to go missing, the pack fears for their safety and struggles to maintain the secrecy of their world, including my identity. The biggest mystery of all is my power. When my father fades away, he leave clues that suggest this is a lot bigger than we imagined.

When it all becomes too much for Corbin, my fated mate, he takes off. But I won’t let him get away that easily. This time, I’m the one hunting him. After a startling discovery about the fae king and an ancient curse, I’m more determined than ever to make things right and get my wolf back.

Relics lead us to an ancient document outlining how to break the curse and expose the treaty that supposedly keeps humans safe from hungry wolves and blood-thirsty vampires. What I was looking for is a lot closer than I realized...Turns out that I’m the curse breaker. But I don’t think I can do it without breaking Corbin’s heart and my own.

*Please note* This book ends on a cliffhanger!

This is book 3 of 4 in the Sweet YA Paranormal Wolf & Fae Fantasy Romance Series. It’s romantic fantasy perfect for readers on Team Jacob and fans of K.M. Shea, Stephanie Meyer, and Emma Wolfe. This slow burn, fated mates, enemies to lovers romance hits the swoony spots and takes the characters beyond their borders on a quest to save the world from monsters, including themselves.

Loss Hunted Bk 3

I got this series because of the story line - it was different - a group of paranormal entities had an alliance but it was threatened. The reason and history no one remembered correctly why - While I like the story I had a few strong disappointments:
1. the virtual voice was a HUGE disappointment for me. It lacked the lilt for expression that I enjoy with a regular narrator.
2. I found the story often difficult to follow because the virtual voice didn't change the tone from one character to the next making it difficult to know who was speaking between characters. (ie 2 different females) Sometimes I had to rewind to listen again so I didn't miss a clue/or a conversation.
3. Some of the characters were supposed to be Scottish. American and other nationalities - the virtual voice has one tone so this added to the confusion when characters were having a conversation as to who was speaking.
4. Nothing is worse that getting a series and Audible doesn't identify which is book 1, book 2, etc etc etc - This series from E Hall has nothing in the info and doesn't even post that this book is part of a series - I get annoyed if I buy books and have them all but don't know the order - what's the point of getting the series -