Bearly Deniable

UnBearable Romance Series, Book 1

By: Amelia Wilson

Narrated by: Erin Coker

They say death brings people together, but just how close do they get?

This is a standalone with a happily ever-after ending and no cliffhanger. This audiobook also contains several additional bonus stories to enjoy!

When Sylvia Redding inherits a cottage in Alaska from her great aunt, she takes a summer off work to decide what she wants to do. She takes this trip with only one option in mind - to sell the property for however much she can get. Sylvia has a comfortable enough life in Maine, and she doesn’t want to give it up. As soon as she steps off the plane, she visits a realtor agency, willing to take any price for the house no matter how small.

However, Sylvia wasn’t planning on meeting Ryan Weller, the drop-dead-sexy bar man that tends the only social house in town. There’s an instant attraction, and soon she finds herself wondering if she wants more than just a comfortable existence.

Ryan Weller has lived in Alaska his entire life, but not for the hunting heads that so nicely decorated his bar. He’s a bear shifter, and this town, too small to really be a town, is his territory. Everyone knows him, and he knows everyone. The striking natural blonde that strolls into his establishment seemingly out of the blue instantly brings out the animal in him. He has to have her; there are no ifs, ands, or buts about it.

But will Sylvia even want to stay in Ryan’s rustic home town where the Internet crawls slower than a snail? When the summer ends, will their brief, intense affair be enough of a promise to keep her?

Warning: This audiobook contains graphic scenes of a sexual nature and is not intended for listeners under 18.

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DON’T JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER

I received this book for free and am giving my honest and voluntary review.

Ryan and Sylvia meet under strange circumstances and hit it off very well. A revelation makes Sylvia want to change her mind until her mother reminds her of how she taught her about people and their motives. This leads to a HEA, but the book seemed to have not enough substance to make it as good as its potential.

Narration was good and kept me interested.

It was okay

It was an okay short story for me but I think it was a little anti-climactic.

Surprising!

Of course it has the obligatory contextual erotica, but basically it's a rather fanciful tale of love and confusion. Not the bear shifter stuff, but about how to proceed with life. You know, the old *Life is what happens when you're making other plans*. I really enjoyed it!
Erin Coker gives a really fine performance as audio interpreter.

Good story

This was a good story but could have benefitted from a lot more development. I got an ARC copy of this book. I guess my taste runs more to full size books. There was no intrigue, no explanation of Sylvia changing her mind. Ryan was very one dimensional. It was sweet and a bit hot, but very generic for a shifter story.

Good

It was okay.
Girl meets boy, boy falls instantly in love with her. It was sweet and very layers back type of book. You know one of those easy going kind of reads.

Sweet & romantic

Who wouldn't want to get a house and car for free. And on top of that the one person to complete you....

Really like this book

Sylvia inherited a house from her aunt.  The house was located in Alaska.  Ryan is an owner of a bar and a bear shifter.  Sylvia walks into his bar for lunch and Ryan fell in love with her.  I like to listen to this book.  I recieved this audible free for an review

Love with a bear

***I received a free review copy of this book/audiobook and am voluntarily leaving a review***

This was fast and easy to read/listen to. The story is about facing your fears and not judging a book by its cover. Sylvia is satisfied with her life and isn’t looking for love. Her life, however, isn’t in Alaska. She’s trying to decide what her future holds and what direction she wants to go.

Ryan is a gentle giant of a man who happens to turn into a very large hairy bear. He fears that his mate will reject him because he is a shifter. Sylvia does reject him at first but after a talk with her mother she calms down. She now knows that Ryan is her future and that hairy or not, man or bear she loves him and so she takes a leap of faith.

What about her other life, her job, the cabin? Is Alaska someplace she can see herself putting down roots? Will Ryan give and receive the love he so desperate to have? See what decisions Sylvia makes. Also, see what in store for the two on their journey to an HEA.

sweet

I love this book a good story line great in it people in it sound so real

Sultry shifter

I love shifter reads! The personality of their animal comes out in the human personality. The duo is hard to resist!