The Enforcers: Kane

Silverlake Enforcers, Book 1

"Never trust your heart."

Kane Colton has lived by those words ever since he escaped from an unholy mating bond that turned him into a monster. Now he only cares about three things: protecting his packmates, watching his blood brother's back, and keeping his wolf's bloodlust under control.

Rachelle "Raven" Winters has come a long way from the scrawny street kid whose only protector was a lone wolf shifter called Hunter. Now she's an agent for a secret organization that hunts dangerous shifters.

Her latest mission is to stop a gang of criminal rogues - led by Selina, the woman who lured Hunter into her corrupt web and destroyed him. The last thing Rachelle expects is for the trail to lead her to Hunter himself - Kane Colton.

But Selina is more powerful than ever - and she wants Kane back. When the passion between them explodes, Kane and Raven must fight Selina for one last shot at happiness - and trusting their hearts is the only way to save each other.

Contains mature themes.

©2016 Anastasia Wilde (P)2019 Tantor

Really enjoyed this story

I think this might be one of my favorites out of the whole series! Finally someone to tame Cain!

Good!

I was curious as to how Kane could be warmed up! He was such a piece of work in the shifter series . He was so stoic and cold throughout the entire shifter series, dismissive and disrespectful most of the times … besides the bare marginal acts but no warmth. This story was very good well done . No a flip of the switch but a paced story showing his past trauma . Loved Rachel’s character and roll in Kanes journey.

ending????

where is the ending? where is the ending? where is the ending? i am bummed. at least lame is happy.

Silver Lake universe

This was a continuation of the Silver Lake shifters series. I enjoyed getting to hear Kane’s story but I have to admit I liked the first series better so far. I’ve always enjoyed Ms. Jackson’s performances. She makes me forget that there is only one performer. But this time she made the voice of Rachel similar to the villainess Selina’s voice. Fortunately, we Audible listeners can always listen to the sample before purchasing to get an idea of the narrator’s talent.

great story, happy to hear kane's backstory

There are a lot of things to like about this story; I felt the unnecessary drama was minimal, every dramatic situation seemed plausible and necessary for the progression of the plot. The fmc was strong and likeable, and I was excited to read Kane's story, he's been the gruff, but still likeable enforcer since the silver lake series, and I thought his story was well developed. My biggest complaint (and it's truly just a matter of preference for me),was the narrators take on the fmc's voice. Hollie Jackson is a fantastic narrator, if you've read the IPB series, you're well acquainted with her. However, the voice she uses for the fmc in this is, first and foremost, quite similar to the antagonist, and secondly, the voice itself is just...hard to listen to for extended periods of time. Picture a stuck up woman, who is far too good for you, too good for this place, too good for this food and thinks everything and everyone is below you. She sounds like that. again, just a personal preference, but for as likeable and down-to-earth as the fmc is, her voice doesn't match her at all.