Shifter Planet

Shifter Planet, Book 1

By: D.B. Reynolds

Narrated by: Will Tulin

Specialist Amanda Sumner is one of the first to make contact on the Earth-like planet Harp and discovers she's the only Earthling, who can hear the trees sing in the strange forest. Determined to remain and learn more of the planet’s secrets, Amanda sets out to become part of the elite Guild there....

But there is a secret involving some Guild members – one that could get her killed.

Shifter Rhodry de Mendoza wants the Earthlings off his planet before they destroy it — even if that means denying what he feels for the fierce and lovely Amanda. The pair is thrown together in what becomes a fight for their lives. And they might just lose everything – including each other – in their battle for the right to live in peace.

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Such a lovely story.

I am such a fan of D.B. Reynolds writing. This is another wonderful story. The take on this shifter from other shifter stories.
As always her characters are intriguing and you get drawn into their lives.
I am looking forward to the next book in this series.

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Looking forward for more more more very happy that I found your books I’m always looking for new books

Very Good

I loved the combination of sci-fi space and fantasy shifter. I was surprised that I enjoyed the ‘survival in the wilds’ scenes so much. That kind of fiction is not usually my cup of tea, but I spent the whole time rooting for Rodrey and Amanda to succeed despite the bad guys efforts. I wasn’t too sure about Mr. Tulin’s performance at first but came to thoroughly enjoy it.

New here!

Loved how strong Amanda was so smart and brave, refreshing to read a story were the man is saved by a kick ass woman! Loved the world building and the tree aspect.

Different Change of Pace!

I thought this was a decent book!

I've read a number of shifter romance books and this is a unique take on it. This is one of the few times I was proven how strong and capable the female lead was. So yay!

However, I would say I felt like this book was more futuristic-survivalist book with romance than a sci-fi romance. The female lead preparations for her trial and execution was more detail oriented compared to other books and added to the overall realism. As a result I felt romance progression lagged. It left me with a lukewarm HEA if not a satisfying one.