Chasing Trouble

City Shifters: The Pride, Book 2

By: Layla Nash

Narrated by: Beth Roeg

Eloise Deacon has a deadline: deliver a hyena princess and $10 grand in ransom money in less than two days or Eloise will pay with her life. The only problem is, she can't find the princess and barely has two nickels to rub together. She'll need more than her mother's Medusa powers to stay alive - until handsome Benedict Chase walks into her life.

Benedict Chase spends most of his time chasing trouble for his brothers. The girl with the silver eyes is clearly her own kind of trouble, but he's powerless to resist when his lion claims her. So what if her hair literally has a mind of its own and most of the shifters in the city are after her? She's exactly who he's been looking for, as long as she doesn't paralyze him by mistake.

But saving Eloise from the trouble she's in means risking a war with the hyenas, and it could drag every other shifter in the city into an interspecies civil war. Benedict knows she's worth it, but his brothers aren't so sure.

Will he go against the pride to save her, risking everything the Chase brothers have built?

©2015 Layla Nash (P)2018 Layla Nash

4.5🤩

*I received this audiobook via a free promo code website *

my only wish for this book would be for dual narration. however that is just personal preference. the story was good and so was the narration. 100% reccomend

good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Okay

The narrator does a good job. This story leaves me with unanswered questions like the previous book did.
Benedict Chase is the second oldest brother and a lawyer. At the precinct bailing out his brother he runs into Eloise and decides to help get her released from jail. His lion is attracted to her despite the trouble she is in.
Eloise is a Gorgon and does whatever she can to earn money but this last job may cost her her life.

Chasing Trouble

I am enjoying the books in this series and am looking forward to the next book. This was Benedict's story.

Beth Roeg did a great job with the narration. I received this free copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.