Trust: A Twisted Wolf Tale

By: Rene Folsom

Narrated by: Andrew Tell

Length: 3 hrs and 20 mins

Publisher's Summary

Beau Shapiro has spent his whole life being called gorgeous, handsome, sexy - every word imaginable to describe his outer appearance. But despite his popularity, he never once lets it all go to his head. He's holding out for that one girl who has it all - beauty and personality.

While out searching for his father, Beau meets Karoline - a woman cursed to be a beast. Striking a deal with her to save his father's life, Beau is taken to Karoline’s home deep in the mountainous woods to live with her. During his stay he finds that there’s beauty within the beast and slowly, for the first time in his life, falls in love.

Delve into the story of Beau and Karoline, a modern-day retelling of the classic tale Beauty and the Beast.

Warning: This supernatural romance novella contains adult situations and is meant for ages 18+.

©2015 Rene Folsom (P)2015 Rene Folsom

Great re-imagining of a classic story

I enjoyed the way this story unfolded. This re-imagining of a classic story was gripping, keeping me listening intently.

Amazing!!

If you could sum up Trust: A Twisted Wolf Tale in three words, what would they be?

Rene Folsom has done an another amazing job at this book. I read it when she first wrote it but to hear the words as told through someone's voice made the story come to life all over again.

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Great story telling!

If you could sum up Trust: A Twisted Wolf Tale in three words, what would they be?

intriguing captivating well-developed

What was one of the most memorable moments of Trust: A Twisted Wolf Tale?

When Beau's father came to get him with the others and Beau wanted to stay. That part of the book was very exciting! It proved how much Beau loved Caroline!

Which scene was your favorite?

I really liked when Beau discovered who was the author of the book he was reading.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Beauty and the Beast with a Modern Twist!

Any additional comments?

I read the book but the way Andrew Tell told the story, it just made me feel like I was right there in the forest with them!

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