Covet

An Mpreg Werewolf Shifter Romance

De: Wolfgang Glasscock

Narrado por: Barney Parkwynne

Selwin hates working at Kinsell International. There, he’s basically a slave to the elites who rule New York City. Moreover, a recurring nightmare haunts him.

The nightmares are specific and violent, yet they always feature a werewolf savior. Selwin is no stranger to werewolves, since he’s spent most of his adult life studying them. Yet he wonders who the magnificent shape-shifter might be....

Alpha CEO Tane protects Selwin in his nightmares. But unless Selwin fights against his torment, he’ll never integrate into his pack like a good omega should. Worse, Tane forgets everything about his werewolf life after shape-shifting! With perpetual amnesia and only human memories, Tane is stuck walking the earth without his true companion.

Although fate has brought them close, a warlock prevents the two from uniting. If Selwin and Tane are true mates, they must overcome the evil that holds them back or else they’ll succumb to the power!

©2018 Wolfgang Glasscock (P)2018 Barney Parkwynne

could have been better

I get that its fiction but good fiction has a ring of truth. There was nothing believable about the story. And the overly bitchy, I can barely do anything, pay attention to me attitude of the pregnant omega is insulting.

Really wanted to like it

I liked the idea of the story. A human doing research on werewolves and it turns out he's one also. And he finds his mate. But I think it could've been written better. Narrator Barney Parkwynne does a wonderful job but at times it was hard to listen to it, because of the writing. This was my first exposure to this author.

Narration was very good

Unfortunately the writing left a lot to be desired. Clunky dialogue and weird plot points.

Great narrator!!

This audiobook is a supernatural Mpreg erotic romance. The story was lacking. There didn’t seem to be an actual plot but I think this is a book to listen to purely for erotic scenes. The sentences were choppy and was very hard to follow at times. One minute the characters are in a parking garage then all the sudden they are getting into bed. It was really confusing to listen to but probably makes more sense when reading the words on a page. There was no conclusion. It wasn’t a cliffhanger, it just didn’t resolve anything. The narrator was amazing and I would definitely listen to other audiobooks narrated by him. He distinguished several male characters with different voices for each, which was really awesome. This book would have been much more enjoyable if it were easier to follow - like distinguishing chapters or a pause to represent the passage of time.
Fallon