Power Shift

Harbour of Hope, Book 1

De: Hannah Cowan

Narrado por: Autumn Ivy, Anthony Palmini, Austin Stone, Jarman Day, Tristan Warden

I've always wanted a pack to call my own. I just didn't expect to have to fight for my place in it.

Being raised in a pack, I grew up knowing exactly what I wanted. A place where I'd belong, where I'd be loved and safe. So the night I smack pasta-first into a tall, scowling alpha who smells like he could be mine , I think I've finally found my happily ever after. A pack of strong, devoted alphas and a life full of warmth and protection.

I should have known better.

Instead of a fairytale, I walk straight into a pack on the verge of falling apart. Landon, Ronan, Jasper, and Dash may be some of the biggest names in professional hockey, yet off the ice, they're barely holding it together. Weighed down by old wounds, broken trust, and one very stubborn alpha who refuses to accept me, they aren't ready for an omega. But that doesn't mean I'm walking away.

When I'm not drowning in my own mess of feelings, I'm pouring everything into my work at Harbour of Hope, helping omegas who have nowhere else to turn. It's fulfilling. It's safe. Until the day it isn't.

Until a new patient's history brings danger to our door. The kind I can't escape on my own.

And now, the pack that can barely stand each other has to figure out how to stand for me.

Tropes include: why-choose, MFMMM, rejection/groveling, scent matches, helping hands.

©2026 Hannah Cowan (P)2026 Podium Audio

I love this book

The narration is done very well. And i love how each male character had their own narrator made it easy to tell, which male character was which

Great audio!

This book was so much fun, and the audio was excellent! I thought the narration was great, and the narrators did a great job with accomplishing vocal differentiation between the men.

This book had the perfect amount of tension and bond reluctance, and the perfect amount of spice (which was really, really good). I absolutely loved all of the characters. I loved that while the men are professional hockey players, we got to see more of the professional side to Briar and her work as a doula. Seeing her put so much into her work and career alongside her best friend was such a highlight for me, and their found family within each other was so great.

Super cute

I am a sucker for a good omegaverse story. And this is a good omegaVerse story. I love that. The chemistry and banter back-and-forth is super heavy and potent at the beginning of the book. I love how obsessed Ronan is. And I love that the spice has such a good buildup. I really really really like the story.

Great read

The reviews almost made me regret purchasing and I was nervous going into it but they were misleading. This wasn’t a bad story at all. Yes aspects weren’t my favorite but it still was a good story. I didn’t like that Briar chose to still be there for the birth while she was in active heat. I think that was reckless behavior from an omega. Especially one who was concerned about her friend who joked about having pre heat symptoms and telling her to leave work earlier in the book. Like why wouldn’t she be taking her own advice. She even said if she wasn’t a co owner she would be losing her job. Come on girl you know better. But I love that the men wanted her to understand even if they were against it they respected her work and wouldn’t dream of taking it away from her.

There was character growth with the reluctant alpha but I wish I saw a little more from the beta. I know betas are normally the ones to be steady but he was very much codling the reluctant alpha to the point he was blocking his own bond with briar.

Dual narration

A little disappointed. I thought having a multi-cast it would be in duet.
Some of the male narrators when hard to listen to when reading for the FMC. Still good