The Wolf King

De: Lauren Palphreyman

Narrado por: Zara Hampton-Brown, Shane East

A Court of Thorns and Roses meets Game of Thrones in the first book in a sensational new romantasy series where a headstrong princess is kidnapped by the alpha of a werewolf clan, leading to all-out war, and forbidden romance...

When a princess is kidnapped by an alpha, war rages between the humans and the wolves. But soon, forbidden attraction starts to grow…

Princess Aurora longs to escape the castle and the marriage that has been arranged for her.

But on the night before her wedding, at a dog fight where captured werewolves are made to fight for sport, she spares the life of a young wolf. It puts her on the radar of the powerful alpha who was going to kill him. And it changes everything.

That night, when the alpha escapes, he kidnaps her and takes her to the rugged lands north of the border—where the once warring werewolf clans are beginning to unite. He thinks that she is the key to winning the war against the humans.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Duet narrators Zara Hampton–Brown and Shane East pair well together in this romantasy set in an alternative Scotland. Princess Aurora rejects a loveless betrothal in England, instead making a pact with a Scottish clan leader who is a wolf changeling. Hampton–Brown uses an arch tone and a British accent for Aurora, a jaded campaigner who must quickly absorb the intricacies of pack law. East slips on a growly Scottish accent for Aurora’s wolf compatriot, as well as all the other personalities populating the king’s keep. The pair’s many conversations are seamless in the duet narration. As Aurora and her wolf await King James’s ruling on their pact, Hampton–Brown and East build the political stakes and the undeniable passion between the two, making their love story a wild ride."

Solid story but bad casting, hard to listen.

The story is solid and entertaining, but I found it difficult to get past the performances. The main characters are supposed to be 20 and 25 years old, respectively, yet the voice acting didn’t reflect that at all. Aurora’s narrator sounded inauthentic and forced, which made it hard to stay immersed in the story. Her voice came across more like someone twice her character’s age. Similarly, Calum’s narrator sounded more like a grandfather than a 25-year-old man.
I’m hoping that Book 3 will feature a cast better suited to the characters’ ages.

this shifted me 🤣

I've never been into werewolf stuff like this or Scottish accents. Now Im into both 🤣

Amazing!!

Both story and Audio were incredible! The voice of Callum Omg! Nailed it. Can’t wait for next book! Definitely recommend!

Amazinggg!

Such a great story plot wow and spice and world building and SO many twists and turns!

Loved every minute!

Pulled me in instantly and I was hooked. Only sad the 2nd book isn’t on here…yet(?)