The Black Mountain Pack: The Complete Duet: Shift & Howl

The Black Mountain Pack

By: Lana Sky

Narrated by: Melanie Hastings, TJ McKenzie

Police officer Bill McGoven is a wolf shifter with an alpha dominance he can’t seem to quench, and he has watched over Loren Connors from afar. But when trouble finds her, he’s forced to step into her life and do the unthinkable — which will bond them in ways she never imagined…

Shift

Eighteen-year-old Loren Connors is just another angst-ridden teen with a world of problems to hide. Bill McGoven is the strange police officer who seems to be watching her every step.

Loren doesn’t know that Bill—the reclusive owner of the one place she sees as a safe haven—is a werewolf. One who’s had his eye on her for longer than she can remember…

And one whose past and present are bound to hers in a way she can’t even imagine. When one tragic night brings him from the sidelines of her life and into her orbit, there is no turning back.

They’re bound together, whether they want to be or not.

Howl

With the help of the man who turned her life on its head, Loren must learn to navigate the new world she’s been thrust into—all while discovering the secrets of her parentage and the ways of a lycan.

When the undeniable bond between herself and her reclusive savior reaches a tipping point, there can be no turning back.

She must either embrace her newfound primal heritage and all that comes with it, or shun her true nature—and Bill—forever.

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©2022 Lana Sky (P)2024 Lana Sky

Slooow Build

Story took a bit to get going. First book was world building leaving the reader with a ton of questions that finally wrap up in the last third of the second book.

Took Some Time To Get There

This book was definitely a slow burn romance. And I do mean S-L-O-W! At times I thought the MFC was going to be this incredibly strong Liken who just didn't know how to control her abilities but the more I listened, the sleepier I became....I may have missed some parts due to falling asleep.

And I was patiently waiting on the dark romance part of this story, however, I never found it.

It wasn't a horrible listen but I'm glad that it only cost me one credit for both books.