The Pack

Pack Series, Book 1

By: Kristin Coley

Narrated by: Beth Roeg

Length: 7 hrs and 43 mins

Publisher's summary

Jess Carter only wants to finish out her senior year of high school. No friends, no boyfriends, and definitely not an insanely hot, overprotective guy who might possibly be her mate. No thanks. She only came to the tiny town of Banks, Idaho, to make sure her dad doesn't do anything too crazy. Like buy the local motel where you pay by the hour.

Dangerous stalkers and a group of students known as the Pack are the opposite of what she plans on, but that doesn't change the fact that she has zero intentions of getting involved. At all. Period. End of story. Except, the stalkers are after her; the insanely hot guy is one of the high school coaches; and the Pack...well, let's just say the name suits them.

With nowhere else to turn, Jess must rely on the Pack to protect her, but in doing so, she becomes caught up in a brewing war over territory and power. One that may cost her everything.

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Kristin Coley (P)2018 Tantor

It was good

My 1st wolf/shifter story.
It was a little slow, not necessarily world building.
Dominic (mmc): teacher, coach, brother, son, brooding, gorgeous & wolf.

Jess (FMC), high school senior, 18, new student, daughter, girl with a vision for her future, only child.

Jess moves to a new state to be with her dad. From private school to public school. Jess runs into a brooding teacher just out of the office attempting to find her way to class.

At lunch people seem to want to be her friend, yet she’s spoke to no other students. She has many invites from the table known to everyone else as “The Pack”. She declines since the tall, handsome & muscular teacher she ran into is sitting with these students.

By the end of the day “the pack” has offered to walk her home. Since no one else is around to walk with, she agrees. They walk through the forest since the highway has a reputation for abductions. Jess thinks they’re pranking her & ignores this warning the next day. Until she was nearly abducted. Jess runs into the forest to loose the people chasing her but they keep chasing her even into the forest. After screaming for help it feels like Dominic is there immediately.

Tropes:
Age gap
Shifters/fantasy
YA romance

Good book

I love this book. Great story great narration. I love it. Jess is a good girl

More please

Once I started, I couldn’t stop listening. Look forward to the next book. Entertainment for all.

Pretty good

I like how it was written in wish there was more romance action but it was still really good with a lot of flirting

perfect book!

Really enjoyed this book, was interesting, intriguing till the end. Very similar to twilight though.

young love

This book is excellent for young romance readers but has some romance and action to keep the interest for adult readers. Can not wait to continue to see the remaining story line.

New beginnings

Starting a new life with her father brings new challenges for Jess. She did not know about shifters and her role in strengthening the pack.

entertaining

I took one star off only because I didn't like the relationship between the main characters. The rest of the relationships were great, great characters, nice story.

Great to listen too

This book was about a girl that just wanted to finish out her senior year of high school while living with her dad. Jess had a fight with her mother about her wanting to live with her father so her mother took her phone and then took her not to come back . Jess did not want any friends because all she want to do is be with her father and finish school but that is not what happens. Her father buys the local motel where you pay by the hour with some of her collage money. But she finds herself falling for the high school coaches and who the school kids call the pack. She finds out that they are really are a pack of wolfs. So now is the time to buy the Book to read it is worth it.

Great plot- keeps you interested

Story keeps your thoughts actively engaged. Great characters! It’s not a stand alone book, but can be. Looking forward to the next installment.