Love at First Roar

Grayslake: More Than Mated, Book 4

By: Celia Kyle

Narrated by: Kendall Taylor

Length: 9 hrs and 34 mins

Publisher's summary

Weremole Kira Kolanowski has spent 29ish years of her life half blind and occasionally half dead. (Her family isn't exactly loving.) In an effort to remain fully alive, she moves to Grayslake, Georgia, with her poor excuse for a guide dog - a guide dog who decides to lift his leg and relieve himself on sexy-smelling werebear Isaac Abrams' belongings. And when he roars...well, it makes her heart go pitter-patter and other parts go "ooh baby, ooh baby". Just when she thinks she might have found happiness, a raving she-b*tch werebear chick tries to kill her with the same poison that scarred Isaac to hell and back. The poison that Kira's family happens to manufacture....

Isaac Abrams is leaving Grayslake. He's tried - Lord, how he's tried - to settle into life in Grayslake after the birth of his niece, but it's not happening. He's been home for a year, and it's been 365-plus days of women looking past him and flat-out pretending he doesn't exist. The battle with the hyenas didn't just ruin his face; it ruined his chances at finding a mate in his hometown. So, he's leaving. Or, he was leaving, until one day a lush, curvaceous weremole wanders into his half-packed house....

©2014 Celia Kyle (P)2017 Tantor

Love at first roar

Wow what a good book. I really enjoyed this book I had trouble putting it down. I could really get into this book the author is really good at putting together a story where it don't get boring. I will be buying more of her books. I really recommend her books to everyone.

Excellent!

Love it! More, More! I love the cuss jar and interactions betweens the species! We can learn a thing or two from this series

Worth the money!

shifters, audiobook, family-dynamics, clan-feud, romance, pet, blindness

The scarred bear healer and the mostly blind weremole find that Daddy Bear is the best ally anyone could hope for, and that the past of other kinds of shifters is not at all an open book. The usual fine storytelling, fascinating characters, and vivid imagery make this a great read!
Kendall Taylor really adds to the book with her narration.

good read

love this series except the slight mix up of the mother's name, in the last book er name was Anna, but in this book they said it was Margaret or Meg, so it kinda threw me off. I also wished they could've done a female and male narrator

Great read!

I love this story. I truly felt joy, or heartbreak depending on the situation, while reading this one. The main characters, Isaac and Kira, were a truly inspiring pair. They each suffered through and survived truly horrific moments in their life, but they each became better people because of those moments. They found solace and love within the arms of each other, something that they were both deserving of. The author did an amazing job writing this one and the narrator did a superb job bringing it to life. Well done to them both. I'm looking forward to listening to the next story.

Entertaining

This conclude's the 4 brothers and I can't wait for the next one. Excellent story.

Really loved this book

This book in this series was one of the best ones so far. I like all of the books but this one is my favorite.

Love this series

I love this series and the narration is wonderful. Looking forward to the next books.

I like celia kyle but not a fan of this book

too many jarring points in the story. heroine too perky or whatever and kind of annoying. then spoiler, near end everyone is kind of standing around when she gets beat up, over and over. only book I read on this series. probably pass on the rest.

More violence than romance.

It's better than the last book. The characters personalities and mannerisms changed again from the previous book. This series has way more violence than sexy times between the characters. If that is your cup of tea, follow through. I think that is it for me and this series