Broken Mate

Shadow City: Silver Wolf, Book 1

By: Jen L. Grey, Shadow City

Narrated by: Heather Costa

I'm the last surviving member of my pack, and I'm running for my life.

As the future pack leader of the Silver Wolves, my life was carefully planned: Stay hidden, and learn to fight. In an instant, everything changes.

My pack was slaughtered by an unknown enemy. Alone and unsure who to trust, I search for safety.

Now, there's a pack leader who offers me something that no one else can - protection.

He’s sexy, an absolute jerk, and my fated mate.

The more I try to fight our bond, the more fate pushes us together. But the price may be too much for both of us.

I’m being hunted, and the choices I'm forced to make could destroy me.

If you can't get enough of books by Patricia Briggs, Ilona Andrews, Leia Stone, and Jaymin Eve, then you'll love this paranormal romance.

Buy Broken Mate today.

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Another GREAT beginning!!

Jen never disappoints!!! Wow, this is a perfect beginning!!! I literally could not stop listening to this!! I cannot wait until the next one!

Absolutely AWESOME

I just couldn’t stop listening!!! I’m a visual person, so it was like I was watching a movie the entire time!!!! I didn’t want the series to end 💕Excellent job!!!

Broken Mate

Great book. lots of action from the beginning to the very end. some sexy time but not alot

AMAZING AS ALWAYS

Grey has a special talent for telling stories. I love the way several trilogies intermingle in a series. We all have personal preference on intimate scenes and fighting scenes. I think Grey has found the perfect balance on both. Don’t miss out on her personal brand of the love and passion associated with fated mates.

Not Digging the Cliffhanger

I was enjoying the story until the cliffhanger. It's a lazy choice, in my opinion. Everyone knows that robs readers of the satisfaction of per-book closure, but it is apparently more important to the author to sell the next book than to put effort into providing a satisfying ending for this one, and that ticks me off enough not to buy the next book. The rest of the story was well written and engaging, though, which makes the lazy ending even more disappointing.