Boning His Mutt

By: Fel Fern

Narrated by: Derrick McClain

I'm Blue Barker. Submissive. Unattached wolf. Member of the Puppyville Pack. I thought I had the mate-thing in the bag, until I found my ex screwing around. Usually, I'm against one-night-stands, until I saw the drop dead gorgeous dominant wolf sitting at the bar.

Jaime Topps has two conditions. One night. Two rules. And none of them involved remembering my name, but I'm going to prove him wrong.

©2015 Fel Fern (P)2016 Fel Fern

It is Shift Crack

It is shifter crack. Own it, love it. McClain does a great job with the dialogue and prose alike. I can't say that I would have read this book if he wasn't narrating, but he kept me engaged.

Lighthearted and Sexy

This was a lighthearted and sexy little story with two likable MC's and hot sex. The narrator did a good job of giving distinct voices to both Blue and Jaime. I will definitely be moving on to the next book in the series.

**This audiobook was provided by Audiobookblast dot com in exchange for an honest review.**

Romantic, Gay, Werewolf Fiction

This was an interesting short story, though admittedly with a narrow audience. Decent story and good narration.

Blue, a shape-shifting member of the Puppyville Pack is an awkward and slightly rotund submissive. While preparing a romantic anniversary dinner for himself and his boyfriend, Blue discovers his boyfriend cheating on him. Breaking it off immediately, Blue goes out to a local bar with a friend in the hopes of finding a rebound guy. He meets a very attractive, assertive, and mysterious stranger and takes him up the offer of a no-strings-attached one night stand.

Narration was very good and seemed like exactly what I thought the main character would sound like. I thought the setting of the book could have been a little more believable, but the story was decent. Not a bad short listen.

I received a free copy of this audiobook from the author, publisher, or narrator in exchange for an unbiased review. I was NOT required to write a positive review and this reflects my honest opinion of the work.