Shadow Scars

Rogue Wolf, Book 1 - Haven City Series

By: Zoe Perdita

Narrated by: Adam Epstein

Conner, a rogue wolf and murder detective, isn't looking for a lover when he moves to Haven City. He wants to solve crimes and keep to himself - unable to trust anyone since his pack betrayed him six years before. But Seth Alwen, his new partner, is different. He excites the wolf's animal instincts - waking up the passion Conner buried long ago. Seth's not only beautiful and alluring; he's also haunted by the death of his former partner. And despite his better judgment, Conner aches to relieve the man of his guilt.

Seth's a seer, but ever since his old partner died his powers have been on the fritz. Enter Conner Sharp, Seth's sexy and mysterious new partner. While the dark-haired stranger ignites Seth's desire, he also awakens the seer's power with every touch. Seth sees their future together - a future rich with lust and danger - but is it a future the enigmatic Conner wants?

As the two men solve a series of murders, their sizzling attraction overflows into the bedroom. Is the overwhelming passion just a fling or is it forever?

Contains graphic M/M sex scenes.

©2013 Zoe Perdita (P)2013 Zoe Perdita

Narration tries too hard.

While the voice of the main character is great, the extras are a bit over to he top. The werewolf cop's voice would better suit a rendition of "Horton Hears a Who". It comes off oafish and dismal in this role.

Good

I absolutely love this story, I’m just not fond of the narration. I think Connor is supposed to just have a deep voice but the narrator makes him sound dumb.

narration issue

overall I liked the story and one of the 'voices' the narrator used but the other 'voice' annoyed me a lot. the 'voice' almost put me off the book, if the story weren't interesting enough to keep me listening I would have just shut it off,.

it was painful to listen to...

I read the book before and liked it but the narrator was AWFUL. I'm not sure what he was trying to accomplish with the voice he used for Connor but unless he was trying to make him sound stupid he failed.

Alright story...

The reviews for this book were not very promising, so I wasn't sure how bad this was going to be. The story was alright, almost good even. The writing style of the author was predictable but fairly good. The narration took a bit of time to adapt to, if for no other reason then the narrator was trying to hard to distinguish the characters, which is a valiant effort...All in all, not a bad listen.