Charlotte's Reject

De: K. R. Treadway

Narrado por: Summer Moon

Joseph Barden’s senior year can’t end fast enough. As a shifter who can’t shift, he’s found himself tormented by Charlotte Fender and her “Spiders.” The beautiful wolf shifter and her notorious girl-gang run the school, and she won’t leave him alone!

Then it happens: after weeks of bullying, a searing connection pulls Joseph and Charlotte into a mate bond, awakening heated instincts that tell them they belong together. Joseph thinks he's going crazy, but Charlotte gets pissed.

What happens when a mean girl with a wild side can’t help but fall for you? You get the most dangerous—and desirable—kisses of your life.

©2024 K. R. Treadway (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

The relationship dynamic was perfect

Summer did awesome narrating this compelling story. It might have been better as a dual narration, but that could also be my own preference where Monoromance is concerned. Could not put this one down!

Sweet and Wholesome

I’m happy that this wasn’t convoluted like some romances are, they give me headaches. It could’ve been a bit longer. Hopefully there is a sequel to Joe and Char’s story, like after graduation. Maybe the d*ckhead jock comes back to pick a fight, because he’s a d*ick.

The one part that I didn’t like was in the prologue. Joe says “yes” to the gang leader when she asks if he needs help. He knew her reputation and still said “yes.” If he was a freshmen it would have been understandable but he was a senior.

Pretty freaking awesome

This book is great I think it’s absolutely amazing with its adorable characters and fun dialogue with some cringe moments here or there but it definitely makes it much more realistic. I’d definitely recommend this book to anyone interested in Romance.

now know what a shifter is

It's a good book. Not the story I expected. I recommend this because its fun. The narrator is great, the characters are likeable (eventually).

Amazing

Honestly an amazing love story. A wonderful Romance for Men example of the genre. The relationship dynamics and tropes are handled spectacularly. I can’t wait for Jessica’s Loser.