His to Claim

By: Ashley Michelle

Narrated by: Margarita Valderrama

Length: 12 hrs and 22 mins

Publisher's Summary

“I don't know which is worse - having your mate die or having them reject you.” 

Shortly after reaching maturity, Scarlett finds her mate...only to face a painful rejection that threatened to cut her life short. No one told Scarlett reaching maturity would hurt this much, but she came out the other end stronger, braver, smarter, and a little less naïve.

Seeking to pick up the torn pieces, she leaves her pack for a town well away from her home, far away from her ex-mate who just can't let her go even after claiming someone else. All seems well until she wanders into Alpha Noah's territory, and she finds an unfortunate blessing. The Goddess has given her another chance at a mate - only it has to be with Noah, a demon wolf plagued by his own dark past.

With tainted hands and a shattered heart that almost drove him to madness once more, he has turned ice-cold. Their wounded souls push and pull, but some things just won't heal. Rogues have been ravaging their world, and in a war where hundreds of lives have been lost, revenge is all that's left. Is the Goddess playing a cruel game this time? When utter carnage surrounds her, will Scarlett's inner luna rise to the challenge? Will Noah ever get to claim her as her mate?

In a world where families are pitted against families, and bonds are severed as soon as they are formed, there are no guarantees.

Listen to this werewolf story filled to the brim with romance, mystery, and tragedy. An avid werewolf or paranormal listener? Ashley Michelle's His to Claim is a must-hear for you. Grab your copy now.

©2017 BLVNP, Incorporated (P)2018 Ashley Michelle

Book needs better Reader

I had a really hard time following the story line just because Ms. Valderrama could not change the voices of the characters. the Alpha Male sounds just like the female mate so if you miss the chapter heading where she announces who is speaking you are lost. It really takes away the enjoyment of the story. if this book had an experienced reader who could do voices it would be fabulous.

6 of 6 people found this review helpful

Written by a Teenager

This was written by a young teenager for new adults. The overall storyline was good but the writing style and narration was subpar. The narrator sounded 12 years old, sometimes she forgot to alter her voice for different characters and the emotion was lacking. The writer was a word vomiter. The characters used a surplus of unnecessary words, a plethora of synonyms and how many times does one person say another person's name in one conversation. The amount of gazing and gasping was extra. This book could have been cut down to 7 to 8 hrs. You also can't start a book focusing on 1 characters story for 15 chapters, then jump right into new characters out of the blue. Who the H*LL is Grace or Christa??? They were never really developed and popped out of nowhere. Despite the flaws, Scarlet started out great then just did an about face after getting intimate with her unwanted mate not by choice. Who taught Scarlet to fight at such a high level? Who is Grace? What made the rogue wolves demon like? Don't ever use that narrator again unless your character is 12.

don't bother

the story was ok, the author reused paragraphs.main character got so annoying halfway through the book.

great story. good reading

I liked the story very much. not only the fight for survival our characters had to overcome, but also the internal struggle they both had to contend with. I liked the reader, only wished in some lines she added more emotion. I felt she kept it to safe and not added her extra feeling into her performance.