Shadow Wolf

Shadow Pack, Book 1

By: Amanda Richardson

Narrated by: Juniper Young, TJ Clark

The brutal alpha of our rival Shadow Pack has a reputation for serving up malice and pain. Where he comes from, wolves roam free and lawless. A treaty forged over a hundred years ago is the only thing standing between all-out war between our packs.

We're Willow Creek wolves—refined, traditional, obedient, and I play the part of a good, little fiancée to Zade Crawford—my betrothed, and the alpha's son. My future has been mapped out, which means I know who I am and what my purpose is.

Until I lock eyes with Phoenix at the treaty renewal, and the unthinkable happens. Phoenix fucking Adair is my moon-fated mate.

Before I can process this life-altering news, the asshole publicly rejects me, and I find out everyone has been lying to me my entire life. That's when I know it's time to make some changes.

Leaving Willow Creek is the hardest thing I've ever done, but I refuse to remain in a place that feels so wrong. Except, I know nothing about what it means to be a shifter, nor how to survive without the creature comforts I've known all my life.

When I cross into forbidden land, danger finds me. And then I find the one wolf I fear the most. Phoenix f--king Adair.

Contains mature themes.

©2022 K. Easton/Amanda Richardson (P)2024 Tantor

To much

First off I have 3hrs left of this book and the FMC is annoying. One moment she don’t want the alpha the next she’s hurt by him respecting her wishes 🙄. I’m not going to finish this one and so happy I didn’t use a credit

Huge age gap.

The age gap is nearly as big as FL is old. She's barely legal. As the story was vague about it until well into the story I have a hard time thinking it wasn't intentional.

WTF did I just read?

The storyline had potential…the reason this gets one star is because females can get females pregnant and men can give birth? Are we just ignoring biology now? Making up our own little reality now? I can get behind an LGBTQ relationship, but I cannot get past something that is impossible. 🤦🏼‍♀️