Darkness Master

By: Mary Rundle

Narrated by: Nick J. Russo

This is part of a continuing series by Amazon international best-selling author Mary Rundle–listening the previous titles is advised. Listeners will enjoy catching up with members of the Blackwood Pack and hearing about what is happening to them as the pack does what it does best--caring for one another and helping shifters everywhere.

Pursuing his dream, Sawyer heads to LA for some sun, waves, and surfing lessons. After a disappointing day of surfing, he heads back to his campsite and meets Alex, his Fated Mate, who runs away, valuing his freedom more than anything else.

After the death of his wealthy, domineering father, Alex can finally shed a lifetime of restrictions. Leaving New York City, he sets out on a long, cross-country RV trip, unaware that an overnight stop in a Los Angeles campground will yield not one Fated Mate, but two! Shocked at meeting Sawyer, Alex rejects him, vowing never to be under the thumb of any Alpha mate.

Glenn, a career secret agent, is also in LA to seek help from his friend, Ghost, a surfing instructor, in his quest to find who is responsible for kidnapping Glenn’s mother and other rare shifters. After meeting up with Ghost, Glenn discovers his Fated Mate is Sawyer, his friend’s current surfing student.

After the three mates finally meet, each has to face up to some hard facts about their past and present lives before coming to an understanding that leads them to find love and happiness with each other.

Astounding surprises, rare and unique gifts, an action-packed mission, and many unexpected twists and turns make this passionate love story by Mary Rundle impossible to put down.

©2021 Mary Rundle (P)2022 Mary Rundle

Ate this one like a mango

So I really liked the last book with Carson finally getting the love he deserved but thisssss. The plot, the sexual circumstances (to not give anything away, but it was super relieving to see such representation), the twists, and Sawyer getting his time to shine??? I listen to audiobooks at work and am pretty good at keeping it that way. There have been two other books (out of about 40) that had me listening on the drive home and at home. This one has joined the pack.

Also, giving a villain a bit more backstory that I did not expect is... well. I loved it.

Explicitly writing-wise. It is Rundle. Thank god I love the story to death.

Russo is a blessing yet again. Although I got certain characters mixed up, that is prolly on me. But the way he distinguished Glen and Dylan is magical and I can't explain. His delivery was prolly more amazing elsewhere , but I was having a hell of a time trying to figure how he was making them different without being a totally different person. Maybe it was the writing... Hm. Well. For the absolute first time, I'm starting a new book at home. I can't wait!

Absolutely riveting!

Nick J. Russo did a fantastic job performing this story. This is a complicated world with many interesting characters. You really do need to listen to these books in order. There is no way I can write a review that will do justice to this story. Just know that once you start listening you won’t want to stop! I can hardly wait for the next one to come out in audio. I may have to break down and read it with my eyes.

May I have more

Just like a Dickens character asking for more. So am I there are a few more series' from other authors / authoress' I can't stand not knowing what's coming next they're the love in laguna, timing, a matter of time, rj scott's Texas. Just to name a small few I've reading issues a form of dyslexia. Can read dialog like in scripts or in comic book formats easier because the breaks or the balloons for dialogs or thoughts.

When I write mine, the thought balloons are actually, the section called Narrative: Or Narrations. I set up the scenes give backgrounds, thoughts, their feelings I try to create small paragraph style breaks for an easier read for people like me with learning disabilities.

must read as a series

I really enjoy this series.
Mr. Russo narration is consistently great.
It does take a few chapters in to familiarize all the characters and new ones... plus code names.
The story is very busy, cliffhangers left & right with nothing resolved with only 1 hot scene.
So, I'll anxiously wait for the next audible book in the series to see who gets mated.

Love this series

So much that I stalk audible weekly to see if there's a new one out. I look forward to knowing more of what's happening with the different storylines. Another cousin has found his fated mates, and our dear Dragon Fionn has some delightful news coming his way. I can’t wait for him to get the good news. Alex is a sweetheart who deserves all the love, Sawyer struggles with low self-esteem and deserves all the happiness coming his way. Glenn still irritates me. From the previous book I wasn't a fan, and I still haven't warmed up to him. It seems we're getting close to resolving the problems with the uncle, and I can hardly wait. He is just too evil. I'm looking forward to the next one. Though I've read the ebook, I very much enjoy listening to Nick J Russo bringing all these characters to life. His narration is perfection.

Can't wait

I loved it so much. I cant wait for the next book to come out.

Love the series....(spoilers)

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I love this series. Its one of my favorites. Does that mean it's perfect or the best written‽ No, but it's fun and the characters are awesome and I am invested! That said I didn't like this pairing. I enjoy MMM+ when done well. The problem with this is that Glen isn't likeable. Not at all. I like Sawyer and I like Alex and their relationship is believable. When Glen is added it becomes kinda meh....and Sawyer definitely gets pushed aside. He doesn't get any firsts, it's always Glen and he doesn't get to be the biological parent. Idk I just think given Sawyers feelings of inadequacy this unbalance would really bother him a lot more than we see on page. Maybe I will end up liking him more in later books.

I like the overarching plot in the book and even love the idea of dual shifters and the story about Fionn and Alex is the most compelling part of this book and how people can share parents and have totally different experiences with them.

As always the narration was top tier. Nick J Russo does AMAZING with this series!! I am never once confused and there are SO many different characters.