Captive of Wolves

Bound to the Fae, Book 1

By: Eva Chase

Narrated by: Savannah Peachwood, Ryan West

Length: 10 hrs and 22 mins

Publisher's Summary

My blood is their salvation...and my ruin. 

For years, the monsters who killed my family have held me in a cage. Brutalized and half-starved. Only kept alive so they can steal my blood. 

Until one evening when four eerily gorgeous men break me out of my prison. 

They give me a soft bed and delicious food. They say they'll protect me — but their generosity may come at a price. 

My rescuers are monsters like my captors: fae who shift into wolves. A curse gripping the faerie realm turns them wild under the full moon. Only my blood can cure their rage. 

These fearsome men need me, and not just to lift the curse. A tragedy left them outcasts, and offering me to their rulers could win them back the home and the power they lost. 

No matter how kindly they treat me, no matter how their smoldering eyes and strong hands stir unfamiliar desires in both my body and my heart, their castle is just another prison. As long as I'm a prize more than a person, my life will never be my own. 

I've survived this long without giving up. I won't roll over now. But how can one damaged human girl hold her own against the savage fae? 

Captive of Wolves is the first in a new paranormal romance saga featuring possessive wolf shifters, fraught fae politics, and a wounded heroine coming into her own. Grab it now and get swept away in the fantasy!

©2020 Eva Chase (P)2020 Eva Chase

Couldn't stop listening!

Once I started listening to this book, I couldn't stop. I love how the narrators have brought these characters to life. I have gotten to the point where I listen to this author's new books rather than read them because I love her choice of narrators for her books. The stories are engrossing and amazing as always, but the narrators bring them to life in a way that is different from just reading the words on my kindle. I love how this is a different twist on fae and shape shifters and I cannot wait to see what happens next.

Great Start to this Series

I need the next book right now! That ending, man! I loved this one. Talia is such a sweet character. I cannot wait to read more about her. August is such a cinnamon bun. Silas the protector. I need to know more about Witt. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

bad

This book has bad dialogue and bad/weak romance. In fact, for a couple hours it's unclear if there's going to be romance at all and unclear with whom.

Enjoyed the world

I enjoyed the world this story took place in. I liked the characters and the narrators. I wish there was more action though, there seemed to be a lot of down time for the main character.

Awesome starter

I honestly kept seeing this book keep popping up so I had to give it a listen. It was worth it now I’m waiting for books 2 and 3.

OMG!!

Omg! The cliffhanger is killing me. Why oh why did I start this? This book got me so hook! It’s so good! I love that the heroine is innocent and strong minded. I love how the men slowly warms to her. Savannah Peachwood and Ryan West did an amazing job at narrating!

Great start to a new series

Oh boy, a fantastic start to a new series. Talia is a human who was stolen by wolves and brought to live in a cage - somewhere. As she was unconscious when she was put in the cage she has no idea where she is or why three inhuman beings show up to take her blood. Most of the rest of the time they ignore her, except to feed her just enough to keep her alive. One night she has finally figured out how to get out of her cage and suddenly strangers show up in the room where she is kept. They are looking for something and happen upon her by accident. Emaciated, naked, and crippled she is no match for them and she is once again taken. It seems that she was what they were looking for. This time though, she wakes up in a real bed and is allowed to eat as much as she wants. She soon finds out that she is just as much a prisoner as she was before.

Sylas and his cadre have come looking for the secret to the elixir that another group of Fae is selling. It seems to be a remedy for the full-moon wildness that has been taking over the fae for some time now. Nobody knows why they suddenly started turning into wild beings on the full moon when before they shifted only when they desired to, but the elixir stops the change in its tracks. As outcasts, their clan does not often get to use the elixir. This captive human they have found in the stronghold of Aerik's pack smells just like the potion and Sylas has no qualms about taking her back to his village. Aerik should have treated her like something special, which she is, instead of like an unwanted prisoner.

Of course, trouble will follow the wolves as they try to decide what to do with her. They can turn her over to the arch-lords and perhaps gain back some of their lost honor. They can keep her hidden and try to figure out what it is about her blood that stops the curse in its tracks. They can let her return to the human realm, though that will just mean that Aerik tracks her down and takes her again. The one thing they did not take into consideration was Talia herself and how she would call to them as a person.

I won't spoil the story for you. Lots of world-building in this one and also character building. You will love meeting Sylas, August, and Whitt. Kellan - not so much. I can't wait to see what happens next. I was given an advanced copy of this book by the author. My review is voluntary.

Great book.

I loved this book. Interesting story with a slight twist. Fae that turn in wolves on the night of the moon. One girl that seems to have the power to stop this from happening. I am moving on to book two as I really want to follow the story and see what happens. You will enjoy it if you start this series.

Really Liked It!

I really enjoyed this book. I thought the narrators were the same. The guy sounds the same no matter what character was speaking in my opinion but it was pleasant to listen to. I liked how the story progressed and grabbed my attention right away! I really liked the characters and can’t wait to see how they progress as a group! I can’t wait for the next book!

Amazing

I enjoyed this book it was fun and entertaining great start to a new series can't wait to hear the rest of the story

I didnt want to stop listening

I was worried about where this book starts but it works well and the story introduces the fae world and its rules and I look forward to knowing more as the series progresses.

The narration works well

Captive of wolves

This is book one of a series. Capture, caged and treated badly for many years by monsters she had never now existed, until she found a opportunity to escape but is taken before she has a chance. I like the way it has a male and female narrators to read the different chapters that are from different characters prospective, it did take a short time to get used to the voices but quickly got into the story. I enjoyed the interaction between the characters and I the fae wolf shifters that rescued/kidnapper her from the cage. I am looking forward to the next book to find out what happens next.

Kidnapping gone right?

This was an interesting take on an RH story as our leading lady is a kidnapping victim who is kidnapped by friendlier captors who she starts having feelings for. It’s dark and there are some places that make you wonder but it’s fiction and it’s highly entertaining. This was a solid book 1 with minimal steam. I enjoyed and am looking forward to book 2!

Talia and her men

I like the beginning of the story, a lot. It was very promising, with a good tension and some mystery surrounding the blood thing. But then the story started to drag and nothing much was happening. We got about 5h of relationship progression between Talia and her men, it got tiresome at some point and yet it felt rushed.

I just couldn't suspend my disbelief enough to completely enjoy the story, I don't think the way she act is the way a child victim of abuse would act. She was abducted when a child, since then she didn't have any normal interactions, so she wouldn't know about sex and other stuff.

Anyway, I liked the story, but I don't think it was well executed, it could be better.

The narration was solid, I loved Savannah Peachwood specially, her skills as a voice actor is superb.

Thoroughly enjoyable

The narrators were great. The story was interesting and absorbing, if a little slow in places. I recommend it and am looking forward to book 2!

Captive of a fantastic story

Book 1 in the series.
Wow Eva always writes heart stopping, mind gripping stories. This one is no different. What I like about this one is it’s a bit different then a normal reverse harem.
In this one there is a human girl held captive by Fae wolfs because her captors don’t know why but her blood has magic in it . Other Fae wolfs safe her but they don’t know how the magic works Grab it and find out

Ryan West and Savanna Peachwood were fantastic in this performance. I’m a big fan of theirs . The voices were out of this world , they brought the characters to life

Touch of all your favs in 1

This story took a few chapters to suck you in, but by the end you need to know what happens in book 2! This mix of Fae, wolves and a touch of a love mess gives you a touch of all your favorite PNR stories in 1 book!

Captured me from the start

Forgive the pun but once again Eva knocked it out of the park with this one. The world building is EPIC, the drama is high and the stakes are higher for Thalia after she is rescued from imprisonment so long she can't remember much of life before. I've read in her facebook group that this is going to be an enormous series and I can't wait for each and every part!

The bullet version:
Grumpy one/sunshine one
Alpha hero
Cinnamon roll hero
Grown a** adults
Fae mythology
Heroine doesn't meekly accept/obey everything

The Curse and Cure

This was an exciting paranormal story with a bit of unexpected romance that keeps you entranced until the end. Talia, the initially timid and traumatized heroine become a self assured woman coming into her own. Silas, the Lord and gentle leader of the pack, Autumn, the sensitive younger brother that takes care of the caudre, Whit, the eldest brother that seems to be a jokester, but very observant and Callen, kin of Silas mate and known to dislike humans complete the caudre that rescues Talia. The twists and turns of this story will keep you on edge and the ending, OMG, I can't wait for the next book. I will probably buy the book and later buy the audiobook. The narrators were phenomenal. 5 Stars all day long

Ear prickling page turning awesomeness

You are drawn in from the get go. Talia is trapped inside a cage she was placed in when kidnapped at a very early age. The kidnappers are absolutely vile & enjoy terrorising the life out of her . She is beaten, starved & isolated until one day a group of guys break in. They take Talia with them and then the story really begins to unfold.
Talia has something that these lupines need ....her blood! They had been drawing her blood and using it for years. That was their purpose for kidnapping her.
Talia's new home is so much better than her previous one - she still feels very uncertain, and there are magic wards trapping her within. That is something that she struggles to come to terms with. The truth is she's not safe outside the others could track & recapture her, So she is being protected by these four hot guys who are somewhat outcasts in their world.
Its a compelling listen with unexpected turns that leave you on the edge of your seat .
The only bad part is that book 2 is not available on audio yet & I cant wait to hear more!!! Im not a reverse harem fan but that didnt bother me.