Black Gold

Takhini Wolves, Book 1

De: Vivian Arend

Narrado por: Madison Vaughn

Lone wolf Shaun Stevens' automatic response to the words "happily ever after"? Kill me now. Yet with all his friends settling down, he's begun to think there may actually be something to this love-and-roses crap. One thing's for sure: His dream mate will have to out-cuss, out-spit, and out-hike him. So he never expected the one to push his forever button would be a blue-blooded Southern debutante with a voice as dark and velvety as her skin.

When Gemmita Jacobs steps off the plane in Whitehorse, Yukon, it's about more than her caribou research project. It's her declaration of independence from an overprotected upbringing. Except there's something in the air she can't quite define - something that unexpectedly rouses her mating instincts. Moments after their eyes lock, the deed is done - and done thoroughly. When the pheromone dust settles, though, all the reasons they don't belong together become painfully clear. It's enough to make a wolf learn a whole new set of cuss words....

Warning: Two strong wolves getting exactly what they deserve. Includes wilderness nookie, shifters being naughty in public places, the Midnight Sun as a canopy for seduction, and grizzly shifters on the loose. Oh, and don't forget the sarcasm.

©2011 Vivian Arend (P)2015 Insatiable Press

Great Listen

I am enjoying listening to this series this is book one and was very good loved the plot of this storyline and the characters Shaun and Gemmi are amazing. The narrator did a great job. Starting book two.

Fun story, great narration

The story was fairly well thought out, if a little trite in spots. Really liked the characters of supporting roles. Would read/listen again.

Too much

The narrator was just too much. I've listened to many audios but she really stunk otherwise the book would of been a little better

great book

The narrator is amazing, I loved the way she made me feel their emotions simply by her tone and it did not sound forced or lame accents. Great story!

Black Gold

I have to say that Madison Vaughn did a great job with this book. She does a very good “drunk” scene which is hard to get right. Story was entertaining.