WolfeBorn

de Wolfe Pack Generations, Book 9

De: Kathryn Le Veque

Narrado por: Brian J. Gill

A Medieval Romance

Patrick de Wolfe’s (Nighthawk) youngest son, Titus, is front and center in this rip-roaring Medieval Romance that will have you on the edge of your seat!

When a de Wolfe mates, he mates for life. And when he falls for a woman, he falls harder than most. But when a scorned woman is involved, anything can happen.…

And usually does.

Titus de Wolfe is the youngest of four talented and accomplished sons of the Earl of Berwick. On a visit to London on behalf of his father, Titus meets the woman who will change the course of his future.

Katiana de Edington is that woman.

Daughter of a very rich merchant, she’s not of the nobility. But she’s smart, educated, and vivacious, and undeniably beautiful. Titus is smitten. So smitten, in fact, that he marries Katiana without permission.

That’s when the trouble begins.

A local ally of de Wolfe has been planning on a marriage between his daughter and Titus. When news of Titus’ unexpected marriage is made known, the knives come out. Titus and Katiana should be enjoying their newly married life, but all of Berwick is now on the alert against the storm of politics gripping the country and enemies, who were once allies. When the House of de Wolfe is sucked into the conflict between Edward II and Thomas of Lancaster, someone close to Katiana decides to use her to his advantage. With his wife in trouble, Titus calls forth the de Wolfe Pack to save her…and seek revenge.

Wolves mate for life and Titus will risk his to seek justice for the woman he loves.

It’s an all-out battle in the north, as the de Wolfe Pack prepares for war.

©2023 Kathryn Le Veque (P)2023 Kathryn Le Veque

Titus's story

Another wonderful De Wolfe pack story by Kathryn Le Veque. Prepare yourself to be transported into the medieval world of hunky, amazing knights and their strong, beautiful ladies.

Loved WolfeBorn

Great story! Always enjoy the deWolfe family and their adventures! Keep writing more! Thank you!

The kindness of valiant and brave men of those times

Wonderful and entertaining story. Describes the times quite faithfully, and also brings peace with the righteousness of the characters

Great!

I loved another Wolfe with love adventures. The narrator did a great job with the characters.

I miss Brad Wills!!!!!

The story was good, but the production was a bit choppy in a couple places. I REALLY miss Brad Wills’ narration.

Another good one from Kathryn LeVeque

This is a pretty good story dealing with Titus De Wolfe and Katiana de Edington. Titus is the son of Patrick and Brighton De Wolfe and Katiana is the daughter of a very rich merchant who didn't give a care, (not the word I want to use here), for her at all. Titus meets Katiana for the first time when she is just five years old and he saves her from her evil stepbrother Ansel De Edington, (age 15). Katiana is sent to her aunt for care once she gets older and that is where Titus comes across her in later life. She is 26 and Titus is 35. Titus is also one of the undercover "Executioner Knights", whose stories I love.

Titus falls for Katiana's wit and compassion and he remembers her being the same way in her younger years. Katiana feels she is not worthy enough to marry someone of his standing because she is poor and over the acceptable age to marry. Titus wants a wife of his choosing and does not care about the fact that she may not have money or come from a prominent family. He wants to marry for love. Her father dies, (is murdered by his evil son), and her brother who hates her just wants to use her for the money he can make by selling her to the highest bidder. Titus finally gets her to see his point and they marry without the permission of their fathers and their troubles begin.

The story has just enough intrigue and espionage to keep you listening until the end. I don't remember coming across any editing problems and the book flowed at a good pace. Brian J. Gill is one of the better performers and easy to listen to. Plus, he did well reading as both male and female. Yes, it's worth adding to your collection.