Kodiak's Claim

Kodiak Point, Book 1

By: Eve Langlais

Narrated by: Chandra Skyye

Hands full taking care of his clan, the last thing Reid Carver needs is a woman poking her cute little nose into his affairs. But when Tammy refuses to back down - and shows the courage to stand up to him - he can't resist the allure of the curvy city girl. And when a rival clan thinks to use her to force his paw, he'll show them why you never piss off a Kodiak or threaten what's his.

Tammy is convinced that all men are scum, even gorgeous ones like Reid. She knows he's hiding something - something big. She just never expected a real bear hiding underneath all those yummy muscles. But when the truth comes out, and he tries to scare her off with a roar, she shows him that it's not just bears who have bite.

©2014 Eve Langlais (P)2015 Tantor

great story

Loved everything about this story, especially the feisty Tammy. Believeable shifter world and some hot sex!

Bearry good love story.

I love the story and the action. character development is good. Like the continuing story lines introduced.

Great story!!!!

Loved the whole story. Thank you for a great story. Can't wait to read more.

Cheezy.

I real quick shifter romance that was almost too much cheese for these crackers. Also I might enjoy a good alpha, what I don’t enjoy is an alpha that bullies me with sex into doing what he wants. There was almost no chemistry between these two beside him being hot. Narration was good and the story wasn’t boring per say, just not likable characters. Finished book but will not continue with series. Narrator was good.

I totally enjoyed listening this great book

like always Eve has spun a story that keeps your attention. And listening to it with audible makes it even more enjoyable,

Alpha bear Reid meets City Girl Tammy

Love the world building and character development. Reid attempts to ignore the feelings he is having towards Tammy to no avail. Her being in extreme danger shakes him into realizing how lost he would be if she was not around. Tammy has deep feelings for Reid even if he is a Kodiak bear shifter. Good beginning to the series. Looking forward to book two.

I want to visit Kodiak Point!

Any additional comments?

Kodiak's Claim started with a bang. I have to admit the heroine was great! She was not going to take mess from anyone. Throughout the book the two main characters were fighting the attraction to one another before they just caved in. The best part was when the heroine finds out the hero is an actually bear. That entire scene to me was funny. Never mess with a city girl with a frying pan. LOL. On to the next book in the series.

Not keen on the voices used for the characters.

Not keen on the voices used for the characters. Enjoyable listening but I did have to speed up the narration a bit. Great book to read but audible narrator is not my cup of tea. Cannot pinpoint why as her diction is clear but I think it is the way she changes the character voices. They do not sound like I expect them too. BOOK REVIEW 4.5 stars. This looks like becoming another great series by this author. Once again Eve has written another fun, interesting new series set in Alaska. This time we have a set of mismatched shifters that all served in the military together. I kid you not, a moose, a fox, bears, (polar and grizzly) and more. Reid is the alpha and boss and has just about had enough of everything going wrong, but when he has to make an insurance claim his life will never be the same. Enter Tammy, the insurance investigator who believes he is making a false claim. Loved the carry on between these two. Once again laugh out loud moments. This looks like becoming another great series by this author.

I am so happy with this book

I was laughing and a little teared up and that was the first chapter. Great mix of funny, sexy with a little bit of controversy. Definitely reading subsequent books in the series.

Over all, loved it

Love the story! This story is definitely a part one and not a stand alone. The narration was really good overall. Voice was done by a talented woman but there were certain parts such as change of character voice and content of voice that I don't feel woz portrayed well.