Shadow

Cerberus MC Series, Book 3

By: Marie James

Narrated by: Kasha Kensington, Aaron Shedlock

Morrison "Shadow" Griggs, VP of the Cerberus MC, is a force with which to be reckoned. Women fall at his feet, willing to do almost anything for a night with him.

Misty Bowen is the exception. She's young and impressionable, but with her religious upbringing, she's able to resist Shadow's advances...for a while, at least.

Never one to look back on past conquests, Shadow is surprised that he's intrigued by Misty, which only grows more when she seems to be done with him without a word. Being ghosted by a 21-year-old is not the norm where he's concerned, and the rejection doesn't sit right with him. Life goes on, however, until Misty shows up on the doorstep of the Cerberus MC clubhouse with a surprise that rocks his entire world off of its axis.

Contains mature themes.

©2016 Marie James (P)2019 Tantor

So good! I love the voices!

Great storyline and I love the fact that the characters build on the last books!

Shadow & Misty

I ended up liking this story. I wasnt too impressed with Shadow for a lot of the book. I wanted to smack him because he let his anger get the best if him but all worked out and was a good story. I've been waiting to listen to Dominic's story again.

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! After listening to this story,. I totally enjoyed reading this book. It’s well written and the characters were uniquely fantastic. I would suggest this book to my friends that like this sort of genera. this was a good book. The narrator was great.

Love marie james

Love the way she writes her books not to violent but with a little Spence. Aaron Sherlock is the best. He has the sexiest male voice ever It puts chills down my spine

Liked not loved

SPOILERS!!!

I understood Shadow's actions way more than Misty's. She screwed up over and over. I understood going for the abortion and changing her mind but rushing the adoption made zero sense. Why sign papers that left her no chance of changing her mind, especially when the social worker kept telling her she didn't need to sign them. Then her thinking she needed to move out to prove she could support herself was asinine. Why yes the court would think it looked better to be a single mom then being with the father... Huh? Let alone the fact that she just did it without talking to him first AND while he was gone. It was a weak move.

I get Misty was scared but most of her decisions were just dumb. When Shadow finally comes around and is showing her attention, staying in touch. etc. That's when she decides to leave. It was drawn out unnecessary drama. Yes, Shadow was an ass early on, but Misty was selfish and didn't even tell him about Griff, just shows up broken carrying an infant and that's after she lied about being on birth control. He had every right to be pissed. Too long? Maybe. but that's alot to get over.

Overall I enjoyed it, I just felt like there was a bit too much filler and back and forth between them.