The Wolf Code Trilogy

The Complete Werewolf Romance Bundle

De: Angela Foxxe

Narrado por: Charlie Boswell

Special Agent Senora Edwards was used to working alone on missing-people cases, but this latest case was different. Very different.

For this case, she was told she had to work closely with a gorgeous consultant named Ty Mahigan.

However, the truth was that Ty was not a consultant at all. He was a werewolf, and with this missing person turning up dead, it was clear someone somewhere had broken the wolf code and there would be hell to pay.

So, for her own safety, Senora knew she would have to stay close to the wolf. But she ended up closer than she ever expected....

This is a thrilling werewolf romance series full of mystery, intrigue, and some hot and steamy scenes. If you love a romance audiobook with a plot that will keep you listening till the end, then this is it.

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Good read but will leave you hanging.

Loved the writing. Loves the characters. What I did not like was that the writer left you hanging on a lot of issues in the book. I have so many unanswered questions-What happen to all the missing children? Why did Jay keep himself a secret? What happen to her as a kid? Too many unanswered questions.

Wish I could recommend

It’s great to get these 3 books in one purchase and the stories themselves seemed alright, but the wrong narrator was chosen for this project. All three stories follow FBI Agent Senora Edwards and Ty Mahigan (some type of paranormal consultant) and their investigations are interesting and suspenseful. Be aware that, even though this is listed as “The Complete Werewolf Romance Bundle”, there is very little romance. And I don’t just mean sex. That said, I might have enjoyed it more if I’d read it or if another narrator had been chosen. This actor has a very pleasant voice and might be a great fit for non-fiction, but he doesn’t differentiate well between characters (I wasn’t sure which of the leads was speaking quite a few times), seems very insincere when reading high emotion (especially crying) and, unfortunately, has a speech pattern that made me think of Forest Gump.