Swept Away

Rabbit Hollow, Book 1

By: Amy Bellows, C. W. Gray

Narrated by: Connor Brown

Length: 4 hrs and 46 mins

Publisher's summary

Tru Willis refuses to feel sorry for himself.

Sure, he’s a barren rabbit-shifter who has to spend his heat alone every year. And, of course, he’d love to have a mate and children of his own. But he’s too busy nursing wild animals back to health and babysitting his cute nieces and nephews to feel lonely.

Until someone starts leaving gifts on his doorstep. Sweet handmade gifts that make Tru feel special and treasured. The gifts all smell of alpha—an alpha Tru has never met face-to-face.

One day, Tru finds a letter on his doorstep instead of a gift. In it, the alpha requests to help Tru through his heat. He even leaves a photo of himself, and he’s breathtaking.

But the stranger doesn’t offer anything else. Just one heat. Just a handful of days, and then he’ll be gone.

Can Tru handle giving himself to a man he won’t be able to keep? And if he can’t, does he have the willpower to say no?

Swept Away is shifter romance set in the omegaverse with MPreg, knotting, and nesting. It’s book one in the Rabbit Hollow series.

©2022 Amy Bellows and C.W. Gray (P)2022 Amy Bellows and C.W. Gray

Love it!

I enjoy all 3 of these people! C.W. Gray and Amy Bellows both rock as authors and I can't wait to see where this series goes! Connor Brown is awesome and I love the sound of his voice!

Amazing

I loved this story. Tru is a amazing character I loved him so much. I enjoyed the gifts on the porch and all the little things that bring theses two together. There is heat and knots and nesting with a HEA and babies. Perfect. The narration was good.

Really good start to a new series

This was so sweet. Tru is a rabbit shifter and believes he is barren as no Alpha rabbit shifter has wanted him when he went into heat. I despised the way the Alpha rabbit shifters treated their omegas. They only stay around long enough to knock them up & maybe for a short time afterward and then they are off to another. It has something to do with their sent changing and the alphas are attracted to them. Griff is a Golden Eagle shifter, and he is looking for his fated mate. Apparently when they come of age, they leave and go looking for a place that calls to them & then they lay down roots. When Griff meets Tru, he knows that is his mate. Tru doesn't believe in fated mates because he was raised with alphas leaving. He also doesn't realize that Golden Eagle shifters mate for life. I loved watching Griff slowing chip away at Tru's heart and show him that he was Tru's and would always be with him.

Lovely start to a new series!

I enjoyed the narration by Connor Brown.

This story was wonderfully written. I enjoyed the dynamic between Gryf and True. I also enjoyed the take on the rabbit shifter community and like the way the authors have set up the series.

My favorite yet from Bellows!

I have read and reread this book too many times already! There's something in this that worked so well for me. Some sad omega vibes, an adorable alpha who delivers hand made courting gifts. Seeing into the rabbit and eagle shifter cultures and worlds. I loved seeing the alpha's dads come to visit, and was yet again in love with the nesting. Of course, you absolutely need to build a nest on a cliff for your babies. You absolutely must. The babies in this were also so cute. Just cuteness overload for me, in the best way possible. There are some more emotional elements, especially related to the rabbit shifters culture and treatment of omegas, which I thought really balanced out the rest of the sweetness in the story.

So much gushing from me for this one!

The main couple are just too cute!

This book has all the sweet and cuddly I could want in a book! I can’t wait for the next in the series.

Soaring Into Love

This story is such a sweet cuddly story. I love the relationship Tru and Griff build together. It was great to see people not just accepting how their society says things have to be and are willing to create their own path to happiness. There are compromises on both sides but the relationship is the focus even when others give conflicting advise. Even when they don’t agree on something like fated mates they can understand that the how they got together isn’t as important as the why they want to be together. I just wanted to give them both a big hug. I hope we get to come back to this sweet little town and that other omega’s are going to break the mold and forge a new path for themselves.

Shifters and Mates

This book didn’t keep me interested enough to finish. Love the cover model. Can’t imagine why a golden eagle shifter would find a barren rabbit shifter desirable, but that’s this story. Since I only got through 2/3 I still don’t get it.