Alpha Underground Trilogy

De: Aimee Easterling

Narrado por: Angel Clark

This compilation of the complete Alpha Underground Trilogy is chock full of adventure, danger, and romance.

Fen Young is a half-shifter whose inner beast is more mouse than wolf. Home is her castle, the only place she's ever felt safe.

Enter Hunter Green, an uber-alpha strong enough to stop traffic with a single look. He's handsome and enticing and seems like just the ticket to broaden Fen's horizons...until the uber-alpha brushes off his admirer and summarily rejects her from her home pack.

Now treading water in the no-man's land of outpack territory, Fen must confront a missing pack mate, a tantalizing stranger, and a serial killer targeting half-werewolves. Will she be able to shore up her waning power in time to save her friend...and half-breeds everywhere...before it's too late?

©2017 Aimee Easterling (P)2019 Aimee Easterling

Poor Narration distracts from story

I enjoyed other audio titles from this author and was looking forward to this one. Unfortunately Angel Clark's weird narration just ruins it. Her cadence of reading is just so weird. As if she's a news anchor reporting a story. I just got thru book 1 of the 3 and honestly, I can't keep going.
As for the story, it didn't feel as good as the Easterling's other but it could just be the bad narration threw me off. Ugh, just so so bad.

Fantastic Shifter Trilogy

This trilogy tells the story of Fen from the time she was forced to leave her pack to when she makes a pack of her own. Filled with action, suspense, and twists you won't see coming, it is a fantastic listen that will keep your attention throughout. Here are the reviews for each book in the set:

Half Wolf - I love listening to stories after I've read them. The narrator just brings the story to life. Fen is a halfie wolf trying to be the alpha for her pack of other halfies. She's learning as she goes, and struggling with who to trust. Enter Hunter, the wolf responsible for her current predicament. What are his motives, can she trust him? Finding themselves in dangerous situations repeatedly, Fen finds inner strength and learns just what it means to be the Alpha of her pack.

Lone Wolf Dawn - Picks up the story from the previous book with Fen now packless and traveling and helping Hunter with his job. Missing her pack and reluctant to commit her heart to her mate, Fen is faced with yet another dilemma - does she try to reconnect with the mother that abandoned her? Learning a bit more about Hunter's past, the choice is ultimately taken from her when Hunter leaves her to force her hand. But Fen has a gift for finding trouble, and the sleepy little town where her mother now lives is no different. Rogue Bloodlings, the chance of discovery of the shifter secret, police investigating threats against her mother, and emotional upheaval all combine to fill this story with lots of action and emotion. Discoveries, secrets, and twists keep you engaged to the story as Fen's story continues. The narrator is easy to listen to and brings a great voice to Fen and her unconventional pack of misfits.

Wolf Landing - Fen and her pack of misfits and bloodlings have finally found a place to call home. But first they must be accepted as a pack by all the other packs in the region. Complicating things even more is the fact that there is a killer leaving gruesome bodies, the town might outlaw large dogs, and the tribunal has sent an enforcer to live with them in the interim. All this is on top of Fen having issues with controlling her wolf. Fen has come a long way but she still has a few battles left to fight before everyone can get their HEA and things are not as they seem. Lots of action, suspense, and twists keep you engaged with the story as it unfolds. The narrator does a pretty good job giving the characters a voice and bringing this final story in the series to life.

Great stories

I really enjoyed the opportunity to listen to the entire trilogy at one go,never losing track of the storyline. Ms. Easterling has a great command of characters and plot. The story really drew me in...

Worth it

I’ve listened to many audiobooks and this one wasn’t too bad. Narrator took some time getting used to but I’m glad I gave it a try because this was a good story and being like 22hrs long I’m happy.

Loved it

I really enjoyed this trilogy. It answered a lot of questions for me on a story I had read earlier not realizing they were related