A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

The Wolfverse, Book 1

De: Sam Hall

Narrado por: Sofia Lette, Rupert Channing

Growing up, I had nothing but my good grades and them: the Vanguard brothers.

They are the golden boys of our school, destined to be the alphas of our pack. They’re possessive, scaring away everyone else who might get close to me—until the night of their first shift. I’d been told over and over I could never be their mate, but the boy’s wolves had other ideas….

So, I’m whisked away, told to forget them—and I do, right up until they walk in through my door, telling me all the things I’d secretly dreamed of: that I’m their fated mate and that they refuse to settle for anyone else. But I’m forced to push them away.

Why? Because their parents were right to send me away. I’ll never be what they need me to be, but these guys? Back then, they never knew how to take no for an answer, and now they’re coming for me, whether I’m ready or not.

©2022 Sam Hall (P)2023 Podium Audio

Not Your Typical Werewolf Story......and I Loved It

If you are into wear wolf stories, lots of.....let's just say spicy sleep to keep it PG, this is the book for you. At first, I was a little thrown off because it veers away from your stereotypical werewolf story. The way that the ranks work, the mating, and the lead up to that are all very different than most stories. As I listened to more though, I really enjoyed the change up. It was fresh and new, not the same ole story. The storyline was fantastic too. Lot's of drama, heartbreak, spicy sleep, ups and downs, with a tinge of violence. Highly recommend reading.

Fantastic narration!

First, both narrators do an amazing job. This is duet narration, so it means the male narrator reads all the male characters, and he does a great job distinguishing between the five alphas. The female narrator reads all of the FMC’s internal POV and dialogue, and she was also great.

Now, on to the story. I actually DNFed this at first, and after going and reading the Sam Hall’s Wolf Queen trilogy, I decided to give this another try. And I’m so glad I did! The first 7 or so chapters are sort of a prequel novella, back when the characters were in high school, and then the story actually begins 7 years later when they reunite. It hits on a lot of tropes I love and the tension was exquisite. Omegaverse, wolf shifters, fated mates, rejected mates, second chance romance, childhood friends to lovers. Also has a great heroine in STEM aspect (with a fun BFF), gets into the science around A/B/O, and it’s steamy but also a bit of a slow burn at the same time? Loved it.

Excellent story!

This book was awesome! The characters were well thought out. The story line was engaging. I could tell the author really put a lot of time and research and effort into the story!

Childhood Friends to Lovers in Adulthood

Both narrators did a phenomenal job for each characters. I love the dual narration. I love the childhood storyline of their first love. But being deceived by their parents, thinking they weren’t meant to be. Fast-forward a couple of years to adulthood, they reunite again, trying to rekindle with their sweet beta. Their beta goes through some changes after viewing with her alphas. Crazy turn of events that need to roller coaster of emotions. The smut in this book was phenomenal 10 out of 10. Can’t wait for the next book!

Great Sam Hall shifter romance

Loved the narrators and duet style. The narrative work was reminiscent of a graphic audio performance. The story delighted as well… so far my favorite Sam Hall book.