Witchwolf

De: Sam Burns, W.M. Fawkes

Narrado por: Greg Boudreaux, Mark Montgomery

Dakota Morris has decided it's time he lost that pesky virginity.

He's a college graduate, and he's tired of being a virgin. So he goes out to a club his friends don't frequent, and picks up the hottest man he's ever seen. It's truly a night to remember... until he walks into the boardroom for his new job the next morning and wishes he could forget it, because his hot pick-up is also his new boss and CEO, Ajax Fyse.

The fact that he unknowingly slept with his newest employee is the least of Jax's problems right now. Not only is he trying to navigate a merger with a mage family who disdains werewolves as beasts, but it turns out the mage he took home last night didn't even believe magic existed till this morning.

This morning, when his magic abilities manifested.

Now, Dakota's stapler is flying across the room, and Jax has landed himself in the position of ushering his gorgeous new hire into the realm of magic. If only sleeping with a werewolf wouldn't ruin Dakota's reputation among other mages.

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I want an alpha

Story of an orphan that went from not knowing who he was. To becoming a mage and then a super mage a witch wolf. Awesome love story as well.

Loved everything about this

This was better than I expected. I enjoyed it from beginning to end. I got it because it’s a standalone and now I wish there was more. Would definitely recommend.

Good story

4/5⭐️ 2.5/5 🌶️
I’ve been waiting for this to come out on Audio. Sam Burns is an automatic buy for me. The story was good but not his best. It was very predictable but still kept me listening till the end. Greg did an amazing job narrating as usual but the other narrator was kind of monotone. Overall I’d buy it again.

fun!

I think this book might be a one-off (standalone) as opposed to starting a new series but it is pretty good! It's got about the normal amount of plot complexity happening compared to the rest of the authors' books, and the chemistry of the characters together is great. Definitely can recommend if you like the authors' other works and are looking for a good read on a bit of the lighter side in between maybe some other heavier reads. Or to just read it, whatever your fancy

Witchwolf

Witchwolf blends feral magic and emotional restraint into a story that feels both intimate and dangerous, grounded in the tension between instinct and choice. Burns and Fawkes excel at writing connection under pressure, letting the bond between witch and wolf emerge through trust earned in moments of vulnerability rather than grand declarations. The worldbuilding is sharp and atmospheric, but never overwhelms the characters, allowing the magic to function as an extension of identity rather than spectacle. The romance carries real weight because it’s shaped by fear, loyalty, and the cost of letting someone truly see you. It’s a slow but confident, emotionally precise standalone that showcases the authors at their best—mythic, tender, and quietly fierce.