Her Irish Bears

Irish Shifters, Book 2

De: Theodora Taylor

Narrado por: J.Y. Kora, Will Watt

REJECTED BY ALL, UNTIL...

I’ve always been the outcast in my cloistered Canadian village. So, after an especially humiliating rejection, I sign up for a Bridal Exchange trip to Scotland, a wolf kingdom desperate for she-wolf brides to reverse their zero birth population crisis. But even the threat of extinction isn't enough to make any of the Scottish Wolves want a 6-foot-tall, plus-sized she-wolf with a quirky whittling hobby.

Just as I'm about to give up, all of the would-be brides are kidnapped by the Irish Wolves…who don't want me either. In fact, they drop me off with three huge males...who claim to be kings. My kings.

That’s when I learn I’m not the world’s most rejected she-wolf.

Because actually, I’m not a she-wolf at all.

Too big, too curvy, too other—that’s exactly what at least two of these Irish Kings are looking for. But one of them—the High King, who gets the final say—isn’t so sure.

The word ruin comes up. A bunch.

After a lifetime of rejection, can I put aside my insecurities and trust not one, not two, but three Irish Bear Kings with my heart?

©2025 Theodora Taylor (P)2025 Theodora Taylor

Bears!

I Loved every minute of it! Can’t wait for book three to be released. Hopefully we’ll find out what happened in the war.

Love the Duet Narration

The performance of this book was awesome. Both actors did the different accents and ages pretty well. I look forward to more duet Narration with TT’s audiobooks. The story was much more sweet than most of her books with the FMC pretty quickly being found and loved. The spice was on point, as usual, and I liked that even the rough intimate scenes weren’t humiliating. Sadie had FUN with her Kings. My only complaint is the same with all of TT’s books. I feel like trigger warnings need to be put up for those readers who haven’t read books like these with dubious characters and this level of spice. Anyway, off to find another TT novel to read.

Pretty Good

I really enjoyed the build up of Sadie's love story. I'm glad that she grew to find her own voice in a lot of ways despite her upbringing. good sense of humor throughout the writing and in classic TT style the 🌶️🌶️🌶️ level is on point x 3

Enjoyed Sadie's love story more than the others

I enjoyed Sadie's love story over all the other's especially after everything she's been through, not only with one but 3 bears. This is the 2nd book I've read so far with how the author seems to touch on how some West Indian parents, especially mothers can be emotionally abusive and controlling towards their daughters. When those moms don't get their way with their daughters, they can be very cruel and dismissive. I wasn't too crazy about the ending. I was kinda sad about Dory and her mom.

Great

I wish this book was a movie or TV series. It was great and touched on real life issues with parents relationship with their children and traumatic issues with children growing up with damaged parents. Great storyline and sexaul storylines and the narrators were awesome. TT did it again and can't wait for Dorie's story to be on audible.