Wolfed: Promised to Him

Wolfed Series, Book 2

De: Leia Stone

Narrado por: Vanessa Moyen

I'm a shell of a human being, a ghost of my former self.

My circumstances have nearly broken me, but Maddy is there to keep me sane. Together, we plot a way out of here; we comfort one another on hard days. My 20th birthday is coming up, and I've decided that if I'm going to die anyway, I might as well kill Silas and take that bastard with me.

Curse be dammed.

My only wish is that I could see Brayden one last time before I go....

©2022 Leia Stone (P)2022 Leia Stone

Overly Complicated

I almost didn’t finish this because even though it’s short, it’s overly complicated. It’s like a book where Everything type of fictional creature exists and you can’t really tell who the essential characters are and if they are good or bad. It’s just hard to follow the story because there is So much going on.

loved it

When I heard book one I loved it till I realized that the story continues on to a different book. but it was well worth the money spent on 2 books. Voiced by an amazing voice actress.

Story is captivating and not the usual shifter story

Love that this story was quite interesting with layers and layers of new stories. Love shifter romance but this one was one for the ages…

That was one of the best stories of love

That it had to end it was a beautiful love story I have ever heard. Melted my heart and I wanted more.

Too sappy for me

Too much of a happily ever after for me. The romance all seemed bs as well. First book was better this one was lacking.

Random things cause disappointment.

This felt like a very slap-dash story where random things were just thrown in to make the book bigger or force an ending to come together in the way the author wanted with no thought for development, detail, or depth of character.

I don’t even know how one of the characters died, and his was a main plot point! And I repeated it several times.

It really felt as if it were written once without any kind of formal outline or editing. That, and the main character was so whiny, it seemed that the whining was the main point of the story. I’m angry I spent money on this book.