Emotional Support Alpha

Werewolf Shifter Romance

De: Riley Harp

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Arthur Whitlock is a terrifying Alpha werewolf with a spotless suit, a ruthless reputation—and an anxiety disorder that makes him one bad day away from shifting during a tax audit. In a world where werewolves are heavily regulated, Alphas like Arthur are legally required to hire an Emotional Support Human to keep their wolf under control.

Chloe Hart just needs extra cash.

A laid-back kindergarten teacher with zero knowledge of pack politics, Chloe treats Arthur the same way she treats her most challenging students: snacks for bad moods, a stern voice for growling, and firm boundaries when he forgets himself in public. She isn’t afraid of his fangs—or his power—and that might be the most dangerous thing of all.

Because Arthur’s wolf doesn’t just calm around Chloe.

It claims her.

And Arthur is running out of reasons not to let it.

Great idea

This was a really fun story with a great moral about mental health and how acknowledging it and taking action actually makes someone stronger than not. Overcoming the story conflict was a tad easy and this author does tend to write a conclusion to the book in the last three chapters, but overall, I really liked it. it's a great palate cleanser for times in between some darker or more dramatic stories.

Alpha? Not with that voice.

I liked the story. My problem was with the virtual narrator. It's hard to take a strong, forceful alpha werewolf seriously when he sounds like a girl. It's not right. Duel narrators male/female could have been better.

Horrible narration

The story might have been ok, but I couldnt get past the terrible narration.