The Alpha's Catch

A Paranormal Werewolf Romance Novella (Shifters of Grey Ridge)

By: Reece Barden

Narrated by: Michael Rutland

Sean's ready to turn his life upside down when the girl of his dreams lands in his arms, literally. After rescuing Sam from a devastating blaze, this stubborn shifter falls fast and hard. But when Sam bolts in the middle of the night, he's left alone in Grey Ridge, wishing he never let his guard down.

Sam has never relied on anyone. She's forced to lean upon a brawny stranger after a fire that nearly took her life, and while she enjoyed every minute, it can't turn into something real. Or can it?

When Sam is forced to return to Grey Ridge and accept Sean's help once more, she has a chance to repair the damage she's done. But will he ever trust her again?

And more importantly, should he?

This is a standalone novella linked to the Shifters of Grey Ridge series. It features handsome heroes, shifters of all kinds and lots of heat.

©2022 Reece Barden (P)2025 Reece Barden

Inner dialog

I wanted to like this book. There was just too much inner dialog for me. It became very repetitive for such a short book. The narrator sounded like he was too close to the microphone. There was almost a whistle when he spoke. I finished the book but fast forwarded several times. I recommend you save a credit.

It's weird all I haven't a mel voice

With all a mel voice, it makes it very hard to determine the to and it's just strange

Only a male narrator.

Only a male narrator. It’s weird and doesn’t give the same effect as the other books with a female and male narrator.

Meh

The narration is bad. Hard to understand sometimes. The story is just OK. Not really worth the credit I spend.

Poor narration -decent book

I’m actually not fished with the book yet. The story is good. Always too much romance/ naughty stuff lol but the story is good. The problem is the narration. This is done with only a male narrator and they don’t have a good enough range to do all the voices and when they do the female voices it comes off very awkward and just very strange to listen to.