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Fate brought them together. Lies keep them apart. Love could set them free. All they need is to trust in Bear Hearts.

Fate has dealt bear shifter Martin Kruger a rotten hand. His destined mate, Dr. Elizabeth Montrose, is the enemy and suffers from a fatal illness. He's waited over 200 years for a mate he might never have the chance to claim.

Elizabeth has long ago given up dreams of love, marriage, and children. Her life is her research and now that is gone in a puff of smoke, thanks to the bears of Honey Corners. A tiny spark of hope blooms in her heart when the handsome bear tells her they are mates, but will that instinctual bond be enough to overcome all that stands between them?

©2015 Tamara Hoffa (P)2016 Tamara Hoffa

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Great story after a slow start

This was a sweet romance story after a slow start. All the back story in the beginning was a lot to get through in an audio version. Once you got past that it was a great story. As a reader I loved the character interactions. The characters were well developed and the shifter world was fabulous. Looking forward to listening to another story in this series.

The narrator was not my favorite although he got better as the story progressed too. He seemed to be reading rather slow at the start of the book.