Kermode

Legends Series, Book 2

By: Maggie Adams

Narrated by: Steven Miller

Poor Piper Sweet! She owns Sweetie Pie's Bakery and Cafe. The curvaceous woman thinks she's going out of her mind! She's having weird dreams of soft fur and slashing claws, deep growls of lust, and cream puffs! She fears a break-in when she finds muddy prints on her bakery floor, but bear prints? She's afraid to tell a soul but needs to confide in someone when she finds herself naked in the woods on a frosty morning.

Noah is on a mission to eradicate the rogue shifters that have set up camp in the small town of Grafton, Illinois. His methods are a bit unorthodox and his personality is on the wild side, but none of that matters when he walks into Sweetie Pie's on the hunt for a shifter giving off the scent of power. One look at the curvy blonde and he's in love - that is to say, he immediately imprints Piper as his soulmate. Trouble is, she's the one giving off the power and she doesn't even know it.

©2019 Maggie Adams (P)2020 Maggie Adams

Spicier than Catori

While I enjoyed the book overall, I felt like the worldbuilding ended with Catori, and now it's just turning into shifter romance. I really like the element of dream shifting and bonded mates, but it seems like the plot progression was eclipsed by the romance in this one. While I connected with Frankie in Catori, I found that I couldn't really connect with any of the characters in Kermode.

The narrator did a good job, though I would have enjoyed more vocal variation for the women's dialogue and points of view.

Interesting

Not what I expected but I throughly enjoyed it. I love secret shifters and unknown shifter heritages.

Awesome

Great book, kept my attention all the way to the end, amazing audio delivery, loved it. Will be reading again, every chapter was received amazingly do recommend you give it a read.

loved it

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

A series to enjoy

This series is such a surprise! The story line is great. I do recommend for paranormal book lovers. And Native custom bring a bit of something special.