Age of Night: Books One to Three

By: May Sage

Narrated by: Kai Kennicott, Wen Ross

This set includes the three first volume of the Age of Night series, Kitty Cat, Pretty Kitten, and Catnip.

Kitty Cat

Aisling has every reason in the world to like her life as it is: away from the shifter community. Tucked in her little corner of the world, she sees no reason to gets involved in the drama of the ever warring packs, until trouble knocks at her door.

Trouble wrapped in a delicious package her cat wants to claw.

Raygan didn't know what he expected when he moved his pride to the loner's territory; maybe having to deal with a criminal, or someone in hiding. Instead, he found a fiercely protective, insanely attractive lunatic with secrets he wants to unravel.

A lunatic who might very well be his fated mate.

Pretty Kitten

Out of every kind of paranormal out there, shifters are incontestably the least frightening; until now.

It's a closely guarded secret that some shifters are born with the ability to change ordinary human beings, and there are plenty of dangerous Alphas would kill to keep it under wrap.

A few months ago, Daunte's biggest problem was hiding his attraction to the human woman he doesn't want to destroy; now that she's turned, those who don't want her dead want to lock her in a lab, and worse yet, get their hands on the shifter who did it to her.

His newborn nephew.

Catnip

Coveney has been wrongly accused of a crime he'd never commit, and it's changed him, turning him into a cold, indifferent version of his former self. He lives for his position in the Wyvern Pride: protecting their territory, and serving his Alpha as Head Enforcer. Nothing else matters.

Then, she appears out of nowhere.

Ava is tired of running, but what choice does she have? With her former flock high on her heels, stopping means dying, and her death may not just be her own.

©2017 May Sage (P)2018 May Sage

Great Box Set!

Age of Night, books 1 to 3 is a great box set, including the first three volumes in the Series: Kitty Cat, Pretty Kitten and Catnip. If you like shapeshifters, you will like this Series. I enjoyed my listening and I can't wait for the next books in the Series, The Loner's Mate. The duet narration is absolutely well done. Kai Kennicott and Wen Ross have both a great voice, easy to understand. They have a great range of voices, easy to distinguish. I enjoyed my listening. I received this free review copy audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

Great Narration

This was well written and funny. I listened to the first 3 but this genre wasn’t my kind of story

Pretty good

I was able to get books 1-3. I thought it was a pretty good read. I felt the story moved but was somewhat disjointed. I think May Safe was focused on to many characters to truly allow you to like one or connect to one. Overall pretty good read- glad I was able to purchase all 3 books for price of 1. I can’t say if I would have completed the series if I had not. Sorry.

Good but not fantastic.

Story was more predictable and a bit watered down compared to other books written by the author. The narrators made the story more enjoyable. I will continue with the remaining books if they are released.

Cats, Cats, Cats

I've been curious about this author for a while, so I was excited to see her release an audiobook collection using my favorite two narrators. I wasn't sure what to expect since I hadn't read any of her books before. I fell in love with the characters and writing almost immediately. This is a collection of the first three books in the series, and it starts off very dramatically and holds your attention throughout. The world building is detailed and unique; it's different from other shifter stories I've read. It's very well written. My only complaint is that there was some character death. Even though they were minor characters, I still really liked them and was disappointed to lose them from the story.

Wen Ross and Kai Kennicott were their usual awesome selves. There is nothing like duet narration, and these two work really well together, playing off each other as they read and act out the different roles. They're the narrators that got me addicted to audiobooks.