Scottish Werebear, Books 4-6

Scottish Werebears Box Sets, Book 2

De: Lorelei Moone

Narrado por: Patrick Blackthorne

In present-day Scotland, not everyone is who they appear to be. Shifters have been hiding in plain sight for generations. But the status quo is no longer sustainable. More and more bears are breaking the rules and pairing up outside their species. Continue your affair with the Scottish Werebears with the last three books in the series; A New Beginning, A Painful Dilemma, and A Second Chance.

A New Beginning

Ever since developing delusions about turning into a bear at the most inopportune moments, Matt Argyle has been keeping to himself. When curvaceous beauty Leah Hudson moves in next door, suddenly his carefully orchestrated life becomes unsustainable. He feels compelled to get to know her, and in the process must learn some important truths about himself.

A Painful Dilemma

Henry Weston is a good man, and a good Alliance agent. But when he is ordered to spy on his own people, he knows he must rebel. He finds the perfect partner in Gail McPherson when they connect in a way only true mates can. There's only one problem: Henry already has a mate whom he refuses to abandon.

A Second Chance

Journalist Charlie McAllister watches the New Alliance reveal itself on live TV and can't believe her eyes; one of the shifters looks so familiar. Could that really be her friend James, whom she grew up next door to? The same James she had the biggest crush on, but who disappeared on her after they shared their first and only kiss? The void he left behind in her heart still aches, still she vows to track him down for an exclusive interview.

©2016 Lorelei Moone (P)2016 Lorelei Moone

Narrator repeats lines quite often

Narrator repeats lines quite often, especially in book 4. Otherwise, it was a good end to the series.

It was okay

I came across books 1-3, which took me by surprise, I didn’t expect to like it as much as I did. So naturally I’m curious about the rest of the series. Now that I’ve finished 4-6, I’m kinda of underwhelmed. For some reason, the narrator just didn’t work for me…but it seems he did 1-3, and I liked those. There was also some editing issues (repeat lines). On one hand, I’m glad I saw it through so I know what happened, I did like some of the characters. On the other hand, I’m not too impressed. Good story line, lots of potential but this delivery fell short in some ways. I like books 1-3 better.