Coveted by the Bear

(A Bear Shifter Romance)

De: T. S. Joyce

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Damaged goods, unlikely friends, good intentions, and dark deeds come together to create T. S. Joyce’s newest full-length, standalone shifter romance novel, Coveted by the Bear. Mira Fletcher is crazy. At least that’s what her sleepy hometown thinks. She lives in a dilapidated house in the wilderness with her imaginary uncle, talks to soup cans, and rumor has it she’ll eat anything. That, and she believes in bear men. It isn’t love at first sight when she finds Caleb McCreedy, the town’s most prominent and promising member, bleeding all over her front yard. He is easy on the eyes but light on manners, and with one look at his attacker, she’s pretty sure she knows exactly what he’s about to turn into. A McCreedy always pays his debts, and Caleb owes Mira for saving him. He gives into an obsession with improving her future for reasons he can’t himself understand just as his world crashes down around him. Something dangerous is lurking beneath his surface now, and the only one who can settle his animal is the town crazy. With an explosion of admitted secrets, Mira’s dark past comes back to haunt her, and she must decide whether to let Caleb go, or to allow him to save her back. Content Warning: explicit love scenes, language, and sexy shifter secrets. Adult only bear shifter romance.

I like this one

I liked this one. With Mira being a pariah of her town is a great idea. Then what she did for Caleb and how he reacted to that. Them learning to come together. All good. This does have some strife in it and a few shocking moments. I really liked the parade.

Great Story

I fell in love with the characters. It's one of those stories that you wish would keep going. It was a wonderful love story with a dash of this and that. I really enjoy this author's writing. This story goes on my collection of favorites.

I really liked the story and plot line.

I DID NOT like the virtual voice. It ruined to experience of the book. It could not even ready words, inflections, and punctuation correctly.

A sweet story

The narrator is awful. It really takes away from the story, it's a robot so no emotion, hardly any grammar. It drove me insane. The story is sweet but it left me wanting more, the story was just too surface for me. It was an entertaining read but not the best. I wanted more substance