Pack's Prize

Club Heat

By: Victoria Kent

Narrated by: Michael Gallagher, Avie Paige

The best way to get over your ex pack? Get under a new one.

When the pack I've been living with won't commit—even after three years—I know I deserve more. After all, I'm an omega. We're rare. Prized.

Before I settle down with a pack that is ready to keep their promises, I want to have some fun—like, say, a summer spent picking up as many sexy alphas as I can handle. Where better than the infamous Club Heat to find them?

That's where I meet Michael, Theo, and Elias, who need a convenient fake courtship with an omega in order to inherit their pack leader's family business. I'll be sharing their lavish lifestyle during the day... and their beds at night.

In three months, it will all be over.

No problem: that's just enough time to get over my exes, get my life together, and have a little—or maybe a lot—of fun.

As long as no one catches feelings...

Pack's Prize is a sweet and steamy standalone romance in the Club Heat series and includes MF, MM, and MMMF action and a Happily Ever After guaranteed.

©2023 Victoria Kent (P)2023 Podium Audio

Nice book

simple story, ok narrator and some too over the top scenes. I feel like is there was less consentraton on being overly explicit or overly moaning the scenes it would have been better. Take notes from Baby and the Nighthowlers or Lola and the Millionaires

mates

it a good book but you have to be open minded to the relationship they have but it shows how love can come in many different ways

Great Story

Loved the story and the male narration BUT the female narration was hard to listen to. It was like she was trying too hard to sound sexy or something. She sounded too breathy and I kept feeling like I was listening to a little girl trying to sound like an adult or an older woman trying too hard to sound sexy. Other than that, the book was a GREAT Read!

This was fine

The story was fine kinda predictable. But it was a nice easy listen while doing chores around the house.

Michael did a good job narrating and differentiating between the three guys. Avery was ok ALittle whiny but fine.

I liked it

overall I liked it. the guy doing the girl voice makes her seem really whiney and that bothered me a bit otherwise the performances were good. the story was okay, there was a lot of frustration with lack of communication where I feel like in real life people would talk and there's lots of focus on feelings? everybody is worried about something and it just drudged on a bit but idk I don't want to pick. it was good enough to finish but I won't be looking for a sequel just because I feel like after the first two, anything after will be predictable.