Monster's Claim: A Sweet Monster Omegaverse Romance

Monsters in the Mountains, Book 5

By: Leann Ryans

Narrated by: Chris Koprowski

The little omega distracted me, and now I’ll pay the price.

I wasn’t expecting a monster to stumble across me as I was bathing, I just wanted to soothe the heat burning through my veins.

I definitely couldn’t have guessed he’d claim me in the stream, binding us together moments before my mother arrived to announce my fiancé was on his way.

She can’t erase what happened, but she thinks she can hide it long enough to obtain my bonding price.

Should I let another alpha override the Monster’s Claim, or should I save my mate?

This is the fifth book in the Monsters in the Mountains series but it can be listened to as a standalone.

©2023 Leann Ryans (P)2025 Leann Ryans

A Quick, Enjoyable Listen

This was an enjoyable, short, and quick listen that held my attention throughout. Chris Koprowski did a good job with the narration and carried the story well. While a bit more differentiation between speakers could have enhanced the experience, it was still a solid performance overall. I would definitely recommend this one.

Monster romance

Monster’s Claim by Leann Ryans is an amazing monster romance. Chris Koprowski did an amazing job with the narration. The story is entertaining, interesting, enjoyable, romantic, steamy, spicy, and more. Monster's Claim is the fifth book in Monster in the Mountains series.

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Not for me

I’m not sure what to make of this title. I started out really not enjoying it. It eventually got better but then it flagged again. The story just didn’t flow very well and it got confusing at times. I think if it had been a little bit longer it would have been possible to flesh out more of the story and make it more bearable. The narrator never changed the inflections or cadence of his voice between the female and male lead so sometimes if it didn’t name the point of view of the chapter it would take a second or two to figure out which character you were currently reading. All in all I don’t think I would want to read another story from this author.