Wolf's Mate

The Unseelie Court, Book 3

By: Jennifer L. Hart

Narrated by: Portia Kay Winters

Bound by fate...

Nic Rutherford has a big problem. A magical problem. A classmate has unearthed a deadly secret and is using it to blackmail her. Will she be forced to kill an innocent to protect her supernatural life, including her boyfriend and Aiden? Can she live with herself if she uses her power to destroy a pure soul?

Forever apart...

Aiden's been keeping secrets of his own. For a shot at vengeance against the woman who destroyed his family, Aiden has agreed to keep his mate in the dark. Though Nic is all he could ever want, the past stalks him with every beat of his heart. Will his silence cost Nic her life magic? Will he ever be enough for his mate?

One final chance to save all...

Two selfish hearts must learn to beat as one. To trust and accept not only each other but also themselves and destiny. For, if Underhill is allowed to rise to power, the mortal realm will fall. Ragnarök - the end of the world is at hand.

©2019 Jennifer L. Hart (P)2019 Elements Unleashed

I hate it when they change readers, bad sound edit

the new reader faltered and editing over top made it hard to stay instory

Narration Change

Besides the narrator's cadence being unnaturally halty, she pronounces the MAIN CHARACTER'S name totally different than the narrator of the previous 2 books. Utter failure and incredibly distracting. Sticking with it because I enjoy this story.

It hurt my ears.

The narration was PAINFUL! The narrator ruined the book in the first line. I stopped listening to it and bought it on kindle. The book is great, but that voice grated on my nerves.

Trilogy or More Books?

The story is a good one, though I wish the ending is a little clearer.

Good story, terrible reading

Love the series so far. Did not like the new narrative. Very inconsistent and choppy with the reading. Also there were times a gap with the narrative would happen and a different voice would fill in. A lot of words were said incorrectly. Hard to get through.