Polar Bared

Kodiak Point, Book 3

De: Eve Langlais

Narrado por: Chandra Skyye

When Vicky accidentally slides into the side of a polar bear, she doesn't expect to fall in love. It turns out that the polar bear is a man. A sexy man. A man who growls, roars, and does everything he can to chase her away. Only to come back.

Gene has only one thing on his mind - revenge - until Vicky crashes into his life. After the pain and betrayal he suffered in the war, all he wants is vengeance against the brothers who left him behind. But he's confused when instead of wanting to punish him for his evil acts, they offer him forgiveness.

As if that weren't annoying enough, the cutest geek he ever met won't leave him alone. Or, more accurately, he can't seem to stop following her. And it isn't just because someone is out to hurt her. He wants her. But does he want her more than vengeance?

©2014 Eve Langlais (P)2015 Tantor

author wrote a wonderful book

narrator did a wonderful job with characters and storyline was amazing and thank author idea.

Sex kitten narrator

I hated the breathy little sex kitten character voice of Vickie. Story was good though.

We love this villain!

This is the book that redeems the villain of the first 2 books. Gene is on a mission of revenge until he meets a nerdy human who loves polar bears and is a pain in his a**. I loved this book, and Gene all through the story. I got the warm and fuzzies and Gene was allowed back into his pack so he could have his friends back and the life he deserved. Vicky is hilarious and the perfect heroine for Gene.

Great

LOVED IT. GREAT NARRARATOR LOVED THE LITTLE VOICE GULPS EEECHS GREAT GREAT GREAT.. wooooooo YES

Who knew a pissed off polar bear would be so fun?

“Apparently, someone didn’t get the memo on not pissing Gene off.”
You can currently get this for free in Audible Plus, but it’s yours to keep if you get it in the books 1-3 collection. Each book features shifters who get progressively more growly and feisty ladies. I liked this book 3 best out of the trio, perhaps because between the fluff and stuff there’s some deeper arcs about Gene’s redemption and Vicky rising above domestic abuse. It’s all on the mild side, but listeners should be prepared for treatment of PTSD, POWs and death by gunfire and by beast in each book. There are also a fair number of F bombs in this installment.

Vicky gave me danger-prone-Daphne vibes something fierce, but that was balanced with a dollop of nerdy Velma. The situations tended to be hyperbolically comical, which was great for straight-man
(and all time biggest grump) Gene. Yep, just a big fur ball of sexy, campy fun.