Wild Moon

Kingdom of Wolves, Book 1

By: C.R. Jane, Mila Young

Narrated by: Dacey Elise, Mason James

Length: 6 hrs and 21 mins

Publisher's summary

Real wolves bite...

I was taught my whole life about the importance of true mates, how when you find that one wolf for you, everything falls into place.

Everyone who taught me that was a liar.

When I found my true mate, happily ever after sure as hell didn't start, but hell definitely began.

I ran away, and now I've been searching for peace for weeks as I drive around the country.

I didn't mean to take the wrong road.

I didn't mean to make it to that small town.

And I didn't mean to meet two men, who set me and my wolf on fire.

But here I am somehow, and peace is the last thing I've found.

And don't forget about the serial killer...

This is a rejected mate series, filled with scorching hot wolf shifters who take what they want, enough steam to burn you up, and a hidden town filled with secrets. You'll love this paranormal romance if you love True Blood, Twilight, or Vampire Diaries.

Wild Moon is book one in a new wolf shifter trilogy by C.R. Jane and Mila Young.

Listen in order:

• Wild Moon
• Wild Heart
• Wild Girl
• Wild Love

More to come...

©2021 C.R. Jane & Mila Young (P)2021 C.R. Jane & Mila Young

the audio needs proofread, many repeats.

I didn't really care for the characters and the story moved slow, finally finished on the third try.

Great Book

This Book Was So Good 👍👍👍👍 I Hope That The Next Book Is As Good As This One

Ill read the rest

She mispronounced Alistair and other words, lost her place and I could hear the starts and stops of her audio recording. Low quality work should have been free. Disappointed because the story was good. Ill just read the rest.

Terrible recording.

Mispronounces SO many words. Loses place and a lot of weird sound glitches.
Very disappointing. Good story but ruined by terrible narration

Holy Shifter

This was the very 1st book I ever read by Mila Young and CR Jane so I was super excited to listen to it on audio to get the full experience and SQUEEE, I'm in love with this book all over again. I absolutely love the story line with the 2 ALPHA males and the narrators did a great job with it. This audio makes the steam and the connection between Rune & Wilder and also Rune and Daxon all the better!

Hoping it gets better

I find the narrators mispronciations very distracting. For example, everytime she says Ally-stair instead of Alistair, or when she says no-dead instead of nodded.
In terms if the storyline I'm struggling, I'm about halfway through and can't get past the main characters idiocy. She is a wolf shifter and grew up with wolf shifters but somehow doesn't realize that she stumbled into a town full of wolf shifters, seriously?!

Great story but the narrator…

The mispronunciation was maddening. Her voice quality and tone suited the character but the mistakes were just tough to get through. It bothered me so much I made a list.
Alistair as alley-stair
Reverently as Reeve Er ently
Haunted vs. hunted
Formidable as form eeedable
Lycans as Lee kens
Well endowed as well in doe-d

Different

I liked how the main character, Rune, was able to escape her past. Her present was very interesting and there is a cliffhanger or two. I have to keep reading. I am not sure how I feel about her relationships with the males, but I will give it a chance. 18+

ok hear me out...

I have not finished this book as of yet but I love the story so far! my concern is about the narrators performance, it's irritating when narrators and voice actors do not know how to pronounce certain words or names and unfortunately I can't seem to get past how she says Alastair or words like cacophony... unfortunately it reflects poorly... also knowing where to use inflections is good not speaking in a monotone is also a plus....but as I said I love the story.

Review

I found the story line to be good and interesting. Unfortunately, like the other reviews I found the narrator was not as good as I’d hoped. The villain’s name was mispronounced throughout the book, as well as other words in the story. The mispronunciation tends to distract from the story since it’s bothersome each time you hear it. I’m intrigued enough to move on to book 2 because I want to see where the story goes. Hoping there is improvement in narration after these reviews.