Mate Match

Silver Ridge Shifters, Book 1

By: Savanna Golden

Narrated by: Erin Forbes

Love was the last thing on Finley's mind, especially after the heartbreak she faced a few years prior. But when her best friend urges her to try a dating app, Finley unexpectedly finds her fated mate, Alexander, a mischievous and charming warlock. Little did she know, their love would be tested when a new alpha takes leadership of her pack and threatens to tear them apart.

Finley and her band of misfit supernatural friends make it their mission to stop the tyrant and save her pack. With emotions running high and danger lurking around every corner, Finley must decide who to trust and how far she's willing to go for love.

If you enjoy steamy and fun fantasy romances set in the modern world, you won't be able to stop listening to this story. Mate Match is likely to make you laugh, cry, get angry, and swoon as you follow Finley and Alexander's journey.

©2023 Savanna Golden (P)2026 Savanna Golden

Unlikely Mates

Was a great story about a confused fmc meeting and unlikely mate and discovering a new unconventional pack. There was great character development, great storyline and a happy ending. Loved the bonus chapter too. This story was written by an incredibly talented up and coming author and I can’t wait to read more from her. Was and easy read, story moved well and the spice🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻.

I liked the story but the narration was not great

It sounded like the narrator sat down on her couch and read the whole thing straight through and kept in all the mistakes and pauses. Some pauses sounded like maybe waiting for a page turn. When the characters yelled she talked louder and the sound sounded a bit tinny. I actually looked to see if this was maybe recorded 20 years ago but it was recent. I’m used to the benefit of sound booths and editing when listening to audible books.

read it yourself

the book might have been good. the performance was awful. the lady kept stumbling over words. her voice was...meh... I listen to the whole book and wished I would have read it myself.