Finding the Fire Within

Seaside Wolf Pack Series, Book 2

By: C.C. Masters

Narrated by: Em Eldridge, Aaron Shedlock

Length: 10 hrs and 28 mins

Publisher's Summary

Events in her past have held Anna down and caused the inner fire that burns within us all to be dampened. Now that her pack is relying on her, Anna needs to connect with her inner wolf and stoke those flames back to life.

Anna finds that passion is one of the emotions that she has kept repressed for so long. It's difficult for her to keep the heat rising within herself down, but does she really have to?

Anna finds herself growing closer to the guys and getting comfortable in her new life. But the enemies of the Seaside Wolf Pack threaten to take everything away from her. The pack will soon find that family can't always be trusted, and things are not always what they seem...

Contains mature themes.

©2017 C.C. Masters (P)2018 Tantor

Excellent Series so far

I had already read the book but had to listen to it as I love Aaron Shedlock as a narrator. Both narrators did an amazing job with this book. I'm quickly becoming a fan of Em as she does an excellent job at distinguishing male vocals and emotions between them. I can't wait for the next book in the series.

Much Better

I like the first book but it was completely missing the climax. I took a chance on this second book because the reviews were much better and I'm glad I did. it was entertaining and there was a climax. Cant wait for the next in the series.

beautiful sequel

love this series, I've re-read it more times than I can remember. This gives warewolves, vamps, fae, & reverse harem goodness.

good read

liked it a lot....preferred the guy narrating over the girl and the female character a bit whiney!

Better than the first, but I still hate the FMC

I like this story, but I'm so torn because lets face it, the FMC is infuriatingly annoying. She's incredibly weak, physically and mentally, not to mention foolishly childlike. She's like 24 and I swear her character is written like that of a 14 year old. You can count on her to whine and break into ridiculous inner monologues every few minutes. Not to mention the narrator's "baby talk style" voice making it worse. I'm happy they added Aaron Shedlock, but he was viciously under utilized. How could you waist his hot as sin voice? He only narrates maybe 4 times in the entire novel. The rest is just baby talk I find myself struggling to ignore. Thank goodness for audible escape, because I wouldn't want to re-read the series listening to that.

Cliffhanger!

What a cliffhanger at the ending! Book 2 definetly exceeded my expectations. I was curious in book 1 with what would happen with Anna and the wolves and my predictions proved right but innate good way with the romance aspects. Cannot wait to start book 3 and see what happens next!

Great first and second books

So, here is my dilemma. I have listen to the first three books, and I loved the first two. You do have to buy the 3rd and 4th books, (the first two are free with the audible package). The first two books have a lot of romance, they've got a great storyline leading up to a strong connection with the characters, and it makes you really anticipating the third book. However; in the third book be advised that the main character is kidnapped and has little to no interaction with the pack. This book however was really good. The narration was great. I just wish the author had stayed with this theme...

Narrator..... Not so good.....

I have fallen in love with the Seaside Pack, but the narrating for Anna is hard to listen to. I really enjoyed the first book and couldn't wait to listen to the next book in the series. Unfortunately, in this second book Anna has this whining valley girl voice that just gets under your skin. She is growing more confident and bracing her inner alpha, but her voice seems to give off the impression she is this weakling. She is suppose to be in her early 20's, but acts like a young teenager. In ways that is understandable because of her upbringing, but it's a bit extreme. Looking forward to finishing the series on kindle.

I hate cliffhangers!

The story so far was great but the fact that in order to get to the end of the story I would have to buy two more books is a deal breaker for me, I wouldn’t have minded one more book but this just a sleazy marketing trick and I will avoid this author!

Wonderful!

I love this one as much as the first book! The narrator is finally growing on me