Red Havoc Rogue

By: T. S. Joyce

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 4 hrs and 39 mins

Publisher's summary

Annalise Sutter is a newly Turned shifter determined to get her life back on track. The problem? Her inner panther is a monster that attacks anything that breathes. She’s had to let go of her old life completely to protect the people she loves, and the one thing that has kept her steady through this transition is Jaxon Barns. They’ve been texting for months, but he’s anti-shifter and she can’t tell him what she has become. When a spot on a notoriously private panther crew comes up, she jumps at the opportunity to pledge in desperation to get her animal under control. Too bad that means leaving Jaxon behind, because what human is going to put up with an out of control shifter who lives way out in the boonies? Jaxon Barns is harboring two things—a massive grizzly in his middle and an equally big chip on his shoulder about being born a shifter. He grew up in the Gray Back Crew, but can’t seem to settle down long enough to stay in one place. The only thing that eases the ache of being a rogue are the text messages that come from Annalise. She feels like the only real thing in his life, and when she disappears mysteriously one day, he knows something has gone really wrong. Now he’ll have to track her to panther territory to save her from herself. But maybe the panther inside of her isn’t the biggest danger to Annalise’s safety anymore. Perhaps now, the biggest threat to her future…is him. Content Warning: Explicit love scenes, naughty language, and piles of sexy shifter secrets. Intended for mature audiences.

did not like the voice

Can we please go back to people reading the stories? Either a male and a female or a female that can do a male voice.

Wow!

This is a crazy good beginning to a new crew. Annalise story is tragic but I love how she meets Jaxon. Their texting story is amazing. I can see why she re read it when she wanted to be happy. When he brought her that phone I thought that was the sweetest. The connection between these two is almost palpable. I could feel their energy flowing off the pages. They are wild together. This crew is something else. They almost remind me of the Boarlanders fighting all the time.

I have not read the Gray Back series but I am thinking I need to. They are the most brought up group throughout all the other stories. Jax is the son of Wills the worm farmer and Matt. I love it when he told Anna he is a worm farmer. I can’t imagine what my reaction would be If someone said that to me. Beaston is another that shows up in many of the stories.

Another grade A book from this author.