Protector's Mate

De: Katie Reus

Narrado por: Natasha Singh

After two years in a war zone, werewolf Felicia Serna has finally returned to find another pack has taken over her territory…. and the new second-in-command is the very man who haunts her fantasies.

Alaric has wanted Felicia from the moment he laid eyes on her, and now he’s ready to claim her. When a threatening shifter begins stalking them, he’s determined to protect her…even if it means putting his seduction on hold. But even in the heat of danger, their red-hot passion cannot be denied.

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short but hot

great narration ! good story! I was a little surprised that it ended so quick but overall great

Another short and steamy

Love those dominate shift changers. This one was short and perfect I enjoy it well worth the 2.00 if your in between credits lol. Very enjoyable give it 4 stars.

An Amazing Protector of Love

I adore this book of love. I would love to know more about Felicia since I love the name. Awesome read!

Wonderful short book.

Well written paranormal romance book with likeable characters. The book is short and to the point.

Protector's Mate

Would you listen to Protector's Mate again? Why?

Yes, I would listen to it again. I thought it had a good story line and note worthy character.

What other book might you compare Protector's Mate to and why?

There are a lot of short story's out there that are comparable to Protector's Mate. Most recently I read the Wicked werewolf society books they compare greatly to this short series! Both worth reading over and over again.

Have you listened to any of Natasha Singh’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No, I haven't but I thought she did a great job.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

There were parts that I got a little teary eyed. I definantly enjoyed the ending though!

Loved!!!

Narrator Review: Rating: 5 Stars
I have absolutely no complaints with Natasha Singh's performance. She hit all the key points I look for in a narrator. 1)Distinguishing between characters 2)likability of opposite sex voice. 3)accents, to which there was none. She did an outstanding job and I would recommend the audio book version.

Story Review: Rating 5 Stars
I'm going to be a broken record with this series because I love this author and I love how she writes her main characters. It would be a rare thing for me to not like any of her books.

Aleric is a dominant wolf, second in command to his pack. He met Felicia who is part of another pack when she was just 19. He instantly wanted to claim her but knew he had to give her time to spread her wings a bit before he could. While he waited he kept a very close eye on her until he felt she was ready. He went 5 years waiting in the back ground and not once was he with another woman. I absolutely love that!

Felicia ran from her pack when her alpha demanded she submit to him and his mate. wanting no part in being their toy, she went out on her own. It's been two years since she left and has decided to move back but just out of reach of her old Alpha's territory. She wasn't expecting Aleric to be waiting for her at the airport.

Once again, for a short story, it was also very satisfying due to the fact that this author writes the best Hero and heroines. Onto the next in the series...

Quick read - some danger & steamy sex.

I didn't realize this book was part of a series until after I listened to it. That being said, I really enjoyed the story and would like to go back to read the first book in the series as well. This story is short and takes place over the course of only a couple of days. Felicia and Aleric's (both wolf shifters) ascension to lovers and then mates is very quick, but doesn't seem out of place after learning their backstory. This was a quick listen with a small amount of danger and a couple of steamy sex scenes. The book is HEA and does not have a cliffhanger.

meh

it was boring i was listening while I did laundry and would zone out and didn't feel like I had to go back and listen because the story was predictable