Blurred Expectations

Redwood Pack, Book 4.5

De: Carrie Ann Ryan

Narrado por: Gregory Salinas

Hannah Jamenson has babies on the brain. It seems that her sisters-in-law are expanding their family in the blink of an eye, but Hannah feels left behind. Every time that little test reads negative a little part of her dies and she feels like her Healing powers are failing her. Her mates, Josh and Reed, are doing everything they can to help her deal with their trials and losses, but they too feel like there is nothing they can do.

Just when the lines of what they mean to each other go out of focus, an enemy from Josh's past is back to prove the things that go bump in the night are real and everything they had held dear is now in jeopardy. In order to fight back and find their way, they'll need to put everything on the line before they lose it all.

Author's Note: This is a novella set between books 4 and 5 to give you a taste of Reed, Josh, and Hannah. It is best that you have already immersed yourselves in the Redwood Pack world, however even new readers will enjoy a glimpse of the Redwood's favorite triad.You can find the print version novella in Redwood Pack Vol 3.

Redwood Pack Series Reading Order:An Alpha's Path, A Taste for a Mate, Trinity Bound, A Night Away, Enforcer's Redemption, Blurred Expectations, Forgiveness, Shattered Emotions, Hidden Destiny, A Beta's Haven, Fighting Fate, Loving the Omega Dark Fates, Wicked Wolf (Coming in 2015)

©2013 Carrie Ann Ryan (P)2014 Carrie Ann Ryan

extended epilogue/ novella

this is a nice extended epilogue/ novella for the trio. it is well written and narrated.

Love the Trinity.

This was a great look at Reed, Hannah, and Josh. The support they show each other is amazing. Hannah had been through so much and they were all blaming themselves. Nice little twist about Josh's old military colleague. I am enjoying this series so much. Gregory Salinas does an awesome job.

New to the pack

I am new to the Redwood Pack and this is not generally a trope I read or listen to, but I enjoy Carrie Ann Ryan, so I thought I'd give it a shot.

It was nothing like I expected, although I didn't know what I was expecting. It's obviously a continuation of a previous book, but I didn't feel as though that hindered my ability to follow along and enjoy the story.

One narrator performing 3 main characters can be tough, but Gregory Salinas did it well. I was able to tell which character was talking and it was a smooth transition between characters.

All-in-all, a great listen and I am now going back to listen to the first books in the series.

didn't need to hear the sex acts in this book

again didn't need to hear about there sexual acts..I passed by them but it's hard. cuz I miss other things.