Abandoned

Running in Fear Series, Book 2

By: Trinity Blacio

Narrated by: Michelle Jones

Length: 4 hrs and 37 mins

Publisher's Summary

In the second novel in the number-one best-selling Amazon romance Running in Fear series, Jaycee Manz has finally found her mates. Now among others of her kind, you would think she would be happy. But like everything else, achieving a dream often comes with a price. How can a person feel totally abandoned when surrounded 24 hours a day by her mates? Can she trust them not to rip out her heart? 

Remi, Dane, and Mark love their mate Jaycee. Now all they have to do is figure out how to get her to bond with them. 

Remi knows he's going to have to force the issue, but he's determined to have Jaycee at his side no matter what the cost. 

The pack has always been first in Dane's mind, but how does he trust his mate to her duties if she can't even control her emotions? He knows Jaycee needs help and guidance, but what else is she hiding? Will he have the patience needed to deal with her? Or will he just say the hell with it and tie her to his bed forever? 

Being Remi's bonding partner is not an easy job, but then neither is being Jaycee's mate. Not only does Mark need to control her, but he also wants to love her. Can she settle down and accept the three of them? If his bonding partner has anything to do with it, she will have no choice, but Mark sees problems coming and knows someone is going to be hurt....

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Book 3 please!!!

I had mix feelings about this audiobook. I pretty much like everything I listened to, and give them 5 stars. It’s rare that I give a 3 star. I really loved book 1. The relationship that the main characters had which was more down and then up, gave me whiplash. I did feel bad for Jaycee. I hope the next one is good like the 1st one.

Hot Shifter Romance

This is the second book in the series, your going to want to listen or read book one first.
All I have to say is, she is way more forgiving than I would be. That mating heat must be awesome stuff.

More Abuse, Heartbreak, Lies and Manipulation

Second book in series where I actually dislike the mates even more and am rooting for Jaycee to get away from the a—holes, which is the nicest thing I can call them.
Now Jaycee is given the cold shoulder, has her inability to refuse to have sex or forced to the two alpha mates will when they use their power against her.
Let’s add her father who abandoned her come into the picture and he also continues to emotionally despaired her Best thing he did was bring his mate into her life the only sport she gets are the women, unless they screw around with her mates...or two of her mates screwing with each other.
There is nothing redeeming about the males in this story, except the males who treat her like a sister and not even the ghost who champions the 3 mates.
Narrator still nice job but perhaps she doesn’t like the males either
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review

Wolf lovin

Some shifters need a lesson on loving their mate no matter how good the sex is. Jaycee is just the woman/wolf to teach them.

The narration was pretty good. Michelle Jones was good with her narration and voices.

I received a copy of this audible free at my request. All comments in my review are strictly my own.

Alpha

Abandoned is a book that has action, betrayal, faith, forgiveness and stupidity. I loved the storyline I just wish are female alpha would be just that a true alpha. There is always the next book. Michelle Jones as the narrator did a phenomenal job. I received this audio book upon my request. I am leaving my honest review here of my own volition.

Great book

This has a very strong alpha that knows what she wants and doesn't take any crap. really enjoyed can't wait for book 3

It was OK

I received this audiobook in exchange for an honest review. This is the 2nd book in the series. It's better than the first book. I am still not liking the men at all. They are a bunch of A-Holes, cheating and accusing Jaycee of things and not having her back and Jaycee just forgives them, like it's just another day in paradise. I'm hoping the 3rd book is better. I am hoping the men become the "men" they should and need to be.

Great great

Great book lots of great emotion in this book and action keeps you interested from start to end
"I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review."

Very good

I found this audiobook to be very good. It has a great combination of suspense, drama and romance. The narrator does a great job of reading this book.

Can This Alpha Female Bring Her 3 Mates to Heel?

Shifter Crack at its finest! In Book Two of the Running in Fear series, we find that being the Alpha B*tch joining two Packs is no job for a shrinking violet. Add to it that she's mated to not one or two but three Alpha males and Jaycee has her hands (paws😋) more than full. And when all said big males want to do is think with their small brain 24/7, well, I'm sure you can see where might take umbrage with that. Much sex, drama and hilarity ensues. Intended for a mature audience and. with a HEA/HFN, I can't wait to listen to Book Three!

The narration was terrific as it smoothly and animatedly brought the story to life. Each wolf had their own 'voice', whether through pitch or speed and I found it a thoroughly enjoyable listen.

5 Stars all around

I received this audio Book free of charge but my request and am voluntarily reviewing it.

Another intense, entertaining read

I really enjoyed the second instalment of the Running in Fear series, it was every bit as intense as the first book, plenty of drama, witch craft and hilarity. Trouble seems to follow Jaycee, and life with three alpha mates isn't easy, so when they push her too far she runs to her Mama Marsha, who needs to pass on her lessons in witch craft for protection. This book was an emotional roller-coaster that had me laughing and crying, and wanting to smack those men, but I keep coming back for more, I can't wait to start book 3. Michelle Jones narrated beautifully again.

a good story

i enjoyed the story and the narration especially. the only issue i had was how her mates treat her. however that situation was starting to be rectified in the end. recommended by me.

Managing Three Alphas

Abandoned, the second book in the Running in Fear series picks up where Escape left off. In this book, we learn more about Jaycee's past. She comes more into her own as she deals with past abuse and emotional scars. As for her mates, Jaycee tried to manage a relationship with three Alpha males set in their ways. In the process, the males make mistakes, leaving Jaycee feeling betrayed and hurt. I felt for Jaycee as she experiences betrayal and the resulting emotional pain.

Escape was written better than the first book in the series. The story felt rushed, due to it being fast-paced. Once again, Michelle Jones did a great job narrating.

*I was given a free copy of this audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review

Fabulous story!!

The story just keeps getting more interesting as it goes along. In this book I still found myself yelling at the characters for the things that the say to each other. There are a lot of mistakes and misunderstandings between the characters. The guys are assholes and Jaycee needs to explain her feelings to help them understand how there are making her feel. This is a great must listen to. I definitely recommend this book.
The narrator does a fabulous job with the characters and voices of each character. She has a fantastic way of sucking you into the telling of the story. I have to say it a definite must listen. I definitely recommend this book!!

good book

The pack has always been first in Dane's mind, but how does he trust his mate to her duties if she can't even control her emotions? He knows Jaycee needs help and guidance, but what else is she hiding? Will he have the patience needed to deal with her? Or will he just say the hell with it and tie her to his bed forever?
good book but missing something