Game of destiny

Amie doesn’t have a wolf. It makes her broken and weak to some.
They don't know her.

On her eighteenth birthday, her worst fear comes true—James, the Alpha’s son and her fated mate, rejects her in front of the entire pack. Shattered, Amie runs, carving out a new life among humans where no one knows what she is… or what she’s missing.

Years later, Alpha Finlay finds her. He knows she isn’t his mate, but something about her calls to him. Against her will, Amie is drawn back into pack life—where, at last, her wolf awakens.

For the first time, Amie feels like she belongs. She has friends, family… and a dangerous pull toward the Alpha she shouldn’t want. But with the Games approaching—the brutal contest that decides every pack’s rank for the next decade—old enemies return, and dark threats rise.

Now Amie must face the pack that rejected her and the mate who broke her heart. And when destiny collides with desire, she’ll discover that strength isn’t just about the wolf within—it’s about choosing who you truly are.

Perfect for fans of fierce heroines, fated mates, and slow-burn romance, Game of destiny is a story of second chances, pack loyalty, and love that defies fate.

Fast Paced

this was a great book. it was fast paced didn't dwell on things for long. the AI voice wasn't terrible like other books so it was worthy read for me.

Power through the AI Reader

This book is a good book. I loved the story and especially loved how Fin and Red showed their love. This is a feel good story that is addictive. I was absorbed in the novel before I was forced to work, so I bought the audible version so I could continue the story. It’s a bit tough listening to the stilted delivery, but a year of hearing AI Reddit stories helped me manage. I’ll probably not listen to this book again, but I absolutely will be reading it over and over again.

Amie’s Journey

I enjoyed the plot, progression, characters, settings and more. Always like new variations in shifter stories and this one having pack games every 10 years for ranking pack strength and intelligence is a fun variation.

The one grammatical thing I would like to see changed is when the author mentions me/I and another person. That is egotistical. It is much politer, grammatically correct, and flows better putting the other person first. Ex: ‘Sam and me’ instead of ‘me and Sam’.

Virtual Voices are getting much better even from a year ago. I definitely like multiple voices, keeps the characters straight in my mind. There are still a few pronunciation errors & a few errors in spelled the same words but pronounced differently, wrong meaning used… BUT you still run into that from living narrators occasionally.