Wolver's Gold

The Wolvers, Book 5

De: Jacqueline Rhoades

Narrado por: Leah Frederick

Finding gold where you least expect it... Lone wolf and Special Investigator for the ubiquitous Eugene Begley, Challenger McCall is sent to the town of Gold Gulch to take care of a problem that might involve the exposure of the wolver community. For McCall, it's like stepping back in time - 150 years back in time. Gold Gulch is a tourist attraction where the wolvers take their work so seriously, they continue their Victorian lives long after the tourists have gone home. Much like their 19th century counterparts, the women are overworked and underpaid. Rachel Kincaid is one such woman. Exercising the only power she holds, she has become a wolver oddity; a spinster who refuses to mate. Why would she, when she already has to take care of the short-staffed hotel, its restaurant, and her ne'er-do-well father? Angry and bitter, Rachel decides she deserves a better hand than the one she's been dealt and finds herself drawn to the handsome new sheriff, Challenger McCall. Why shouldn't she, for once in her life, enjoy the same freedom as the Soiled Doves on the hill? Things get complicated when Rachel's wolf awakens after a long sleep and the town's women seem to awaken along with it. Papa's gambling debts leave them on the brink; the pack is at risk; and the women rebel. Oh, and don't forget the murders. If ever a pack needed rescuing, Gold Gulch is it, but as the girls up at Daisy's Bouquet point out - A smart woman needs to look after herself!

©2014 Jacqueline Rhoades (P)2015 Jacqueline Rhoades

Wolver's Gold is a nugget of fun

The Audio book was fun to listen to. The character of Rachel was well developed and the concept of old times in today's world was new. The majority of the narration was ok. The only complaint is that Leah cannot pronounce "wolf". It comes out as "woof' dropping the L. It was distracting.

very good addition

I have been following this series since I discovered it. This book is much better than the previous one and has reignited by love of this series. Very good read.

So different!!!!

I Loved it! it was so different than most because it had so many old ideals and the old way of thinking. I was dying when the women had to be so submissive, I could never do that. it's crazy to see how far the world has come. I LOVED the character development! You really felt for them. I fell for Arthur and Rachel wolf lol they have fun personalities.

Wonderful!

Another great Wolver story. I've enjoy all the past books, and look forward to the next one!

Entertaining read

What other book might you compare Wolver's Gold to and why?

This series is similar to Christine Feehan's series " leopard " in that it has strong likable characters who get involved in a dangerous situation while they become emotionally involved with each other.

What does Leah Frederick bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Leah Frederick brings a depth and dimension to the story with her performance. For those of us who can no longer pick up a book she brings a richness to the story that allows us to immerse ourselves in the plot.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

I actually took 2 days to listen to the entire story, my family was selfish and wanted to eat lol

Any additional comments?

This is actually a series but all of the books can be read as a stand- alone.

I quite enjoy this book

Well so far I've enjoyed every book in the .
The wolvers Seri I'm joining the plot , suspense, and the romance the characters have been in-depth and unique in their own way

The Wake Up!

Jacqueline Rhoades is a brilliant and extremely gifted author. I think I've listened to many books on shifters but the way Jacqueline tells about the wolvers and the way they can change is unique. Her vision on her description on how and when a silver changes, along with an alphas human mate is perfection alone. Giving these solvers a story is an extra bonus. This story takes place in a tourist town called Gold Gulch, a place where people work hard, especially the females. They are over worked, too tired to go over the moon, and life there is like living in the Victorian age. Rachel Kincaid has helped her papa keep the hotel up and running, even though she'll never own it, so she's decided she'll never find a mate. Things change for everyone at Gold Gulch when a lone wolf and Special Investigator, Challenger McCall is sent there to learn what's going on and expose this wolver town. He doesn't plan on staying long, long enough to get answers and get justice. He doesn't expect to like it there, nor did he think he would find himself a mate with Rachel Kincaid. Rachel doesn't expect her wolf will wake up after being asleep for years and it complicates every plan she has ever had. She didn't know her Papa's gambling has put them in debt with everyone, forcing her to have to choose between 2 mates, both she can't stand, but she's worked so hard to keep the hotel in her family. If she
doesn't choose a mate the hotel will be taken, if she mates, it will be taken, there's no winning and being happy, no matter what she decides. Challenger, the new cop and outsider to most, will change everything with help from some new friends he's made, and even Rachel helps in this battle to get Gold Gulch back to the way it was before and give women their rights back as well. This story is perfection all wrapped up in one amazing story.

Narrator, Leah Frederick did a wonderful job in her telling of Silver,s Gold. She amazed me and kept me immersed from start to finish. She brought such life to this story and I felt for Rachel and many of the other wolvers there. I connected to this story from the start, I bonded with most of the characters, and I felt their pain and happiness as well. Leah did a great job with distinguishing accents and voice changes with each and every character. Overall, a perfect 5 🌟 eating.

Not a favorite but still good

I love the series. This one was good but a little out there for me. It made sense, don’t get me wrong, just not a personal favorite.
Still gonna listen to the rest though.
Not sure what my fascination with werewolves (wolvers) is lately but…

Leah Fredrick needs to learn how to say "WOLF"

You would think after the bad reviews in the earlier books about her mispronunciation of the word WOLF, which is such a prominent word in the book, Leah Frederick would try better in consecutive books. NOPE. She still says "WOOF" and "WOOFERS" in place of "WOLF" and "WOLVERS" I ended up yelling at the book several times, and tried really hard to not hate the book because of the narrator. I would suggest reading the book instead of listening to her narrate.

Awesome

I love these books but especially this one way to go on this book. It has a great story line