Saving His Mate

A Vampire-Werewolf Romance

By: Savannah Stuart, Katie Reus

Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer

Length: 2 hrs and 8 mins

Publisher's Summary

From the moment vampire bounty-hunter Rex Serano meets sexy shifter Margery, he's smitten. When the alpha of the Kincaid pack asks him to join with them, he's stunned by the offer, but the real draw is the beautiful, caring female who seems to want nothing to do with him.

Margery is the driving maternal force for her pack and she has one rule: she doesn't date vampires. Years ago she was nearly killed by rogue vamps and she has no interest in getting involved with one now. No matter how sexy a certain, persistent bounty hunter might be.

When one of Rex's hunts gets messy, Margery gets caught in the crossfire and he'll do whatever it takes to protect her. They might be different species but the mating call is undeniable and too strong to ignore. Now they must find a way to reach common ground and trust their instincts if they're going to fight for a future together.

©2014 Savannah Stuart (P)2014 Savannah Stuart

Overall a good listening experience

Saving His Mate part of the Crescent Moon series by Savannah Stuart and was a good, quick listen. The plot and action in the novella were well written. For a novella the characters were fairly well developed. I was able to listen to this story in a couple hours' time. I started at the gym while working out (it made the time on the elliptical fly by). I was able to finish listening to this in two trips to the gym. This story features Rex, a vampire bounty hunter and Margery a wolf shifter. Rex has been a loner for a long time but is offered a position in the wolf pack by Grant the Alpha. Margery has some vampire issues. The author did a good job with the interaction between Rex and Margery and showing how they overcome their differences. This is some heat to this story so listening beware. This novella can be treated as a stand-alone but listening to the other stories in the series will give you a better understanding of the dynamics and diversity of Grant's pack. Jeffrey Kafer does a good job with the narration. There were no noticeable errors or breaks in the narration.

Mixed-monster quickie

Insta lust, insta love, and one get together. In a two hour novella, you know you’re getting the barest outline of a story. She and he are both over two centuries alone, but you’d never know it; they both act like wet behind the ears twenty somethings. Okay for $2.

Loved it!

Fabulous narration as usual! This is such a short read I could probably read on the kindle instead but I love listening to Jeffrey’s narrations!

These books are really quick reads but the author does a great job of providing enough detail to make these books enjoyable!

Sweet

I love Rex and Margery. I just wish their story wasn’t so short. But it’s a great short story if you don’t have much time.

awesome new series

loved this series by Savannah Stuart interesting stories & plots just not enough reading though. keep up the great work looking forward to reading more

Vampire/Wolf pairing

I love that we get a vampire/wolf mating in book 4. The author is doing a good job of making each book different and not just the same story, different couple. In Saving His Mate, we get Rex, a vampire bounty hunter and Margery, one of the Crescent Moon wolf shifters.

Rex was instantly attracted to Margery but after hearing she had a bad experience with vampires when she was 16, he treaded lightly with her. A part of me wanted him to push her boundaries but it does go to show how protective the heroes are in this series. They are willing to tamp down their dominance if it's best for their females.

When vampires kidnap Margery because of Rex, instead of having this put more distance between the couple, Margery realizes how much safer she feels with Rex. That's what I like about this series. If there is any pushing away by one of the couples, it doesn't last long. Once again, another enjoyable read in the series.

like all shorts

I like all the short stories. I also like the narrator, but his tone makes all the books seem the same. Maybe two narrators Jeffrey Kafer and a Female would have made them more exciting. I love werewolves, and vampires so my interest held.

Still great

I love the consistency of this series, great characters and plot twists. Narration still fantastic

There's no plot here.

What is the point of this story besides two supernaturals hooking up? There's no drama, conflict, or problem to overcome to make you care about these characters. I found myself thinking " what am I missing?" I hate writing bad reviews but I really cannot in good conscience recommend this book. The only good thing about it was the narrator, his voice was very pleasant.

Would work better as a full length novel

Entirely too short. Enjoyed the relationship but the danger was too safe. Tension never built enough to make it interesting.