Bear's Baby

De: Sy Walker

Narrado por: David Ross

Only the true alpha werebear can impregnate a human male. Are you ready for him?

Charlie is looking forward to his first semester of college in the sultry steam of New Orleans. Without his conservative parents, he can finally be open about his sexuality. Eager for a hook-up, he visits a gay bar where he meets a rugged biker, and goes home with him for a wild one-night stand.

Of course, nothing is as it seems, and Charlie's biker is part of the underground world of shapeshifters that inhabit the Louisiana Bayou. Charlie has no way of knowing that his indiscretion will lead to something as unbelievable as being impregnated by a bear shifter. In a world of alpha leaders and werebear rivalries, will Charlie find the love he has always longed for, or lose everything in a single night?

©2016 Paranormal Romance Publishers LLC (P)2016 Paranormal Romance Publishers LLC

Not My favorite

I am not into the m-m romance stories. This would have been an ok story if not for that. My bias is showing in this review. I like a good romance with a little excitement thrown in and this did have that I just could not get past the m-m. I will take more time reading the blurb before choosing to review a book the next time.
I was given this book for an honest review via audiobook blast.

4 Feel Good Star's

I loved this M/M short romance!
Even though its a short story it felt full.

Charlie meets Tommy and they hit it of and have a one night stand.
Turns out these 2 are meant to be, and magic happens.
Tommy needs to step forward to be clan leader, he now has the proof he needs.

This was a story of love and magic plain and simple. I loved it from the beginning right to the end I felt like the story was whole and not like I needed more. All though more wouldn't be amiss! Charlie and Tommy sigh I <3'd them :)

“This Audiobook was given for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom.”

Totally loved

This audiobook was given by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom.

This was my first m/m audiobook & I thoroughly enjoyed it. There were nifty little surprised. Definitely worth a listen

What a thrill ride

Would you consider the audio edition of Bear's Baby to be better than the print version?

I would consider both versions of this book to be superior

What did you like best about this story?

The love story

Which scene was your favorite?

There are so many scenes that I cannot choose one

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I felt good reading this

Any additional comments?

Buy this book

1 hour and it just kept getting better!!

Any additional comments?

I was given this book in return for my unbiased honest opinion. I liked this book a lot; I love a shifter book and find myself lost in them. This shifter book was no different for me. I love all love and had no problem with the mm. The narration was pretty good and truly that was an hour well spent. Great story!!

Nice short shifter romance, with a twist

Paranormal and shifter romance is my preferred genre but not the m/m aspect. The physical relation descriptions was more in depth than I, myself, prefer but the story plot was actually pretty good. A nice short romance overall.

I was gifted with a free copy of this book in exchange for a honest and unbiased review.

Just too Short to be Gripping

The narrator did a really good job for what he was given and if your the sort of person who enjoys easy listening, fluffy smut then this is a great book for you.

Personally, it just wasn't for me. The story was too short to build up any real feeling for the characters in it. Everything felt rushed and a simplified version of what could have happened if the story had been just a couple hours longer.

Sex scenes were okay, but given I hadn't built any kind of connection with the characters and they hadn't really seemed to build much of a relationship between one another, the little spoon topping the big spoon situation always confounds me. I'm more willing to accept it if the relationship is better established, but like earlier statements I've made, everything was happening too fast for the idea to gel.

It was a relatively good concept, just poorly executed.