Love Her Better

By: T. S. Joyce

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 3 hrs and 20 mins

Publisher's summary

Cassidy Joiner is focused on one thing, and one thing only—her growing horse training business. Her Dad gave her the family farm a few years back, and now she has the challenge of making it run. When a handsome stranger stomps in asking for help training a monstrous horse, she knows she has a huge challenge ahead of her. Both rider and horse are similar, and why she’s a professional at reading horses, she’s never been able to read a man. Until now. Samuel Kaid’s name precedes him. The Kaids own the biggest ranch in these parts, but he isn’t like his brothers. He speaks strangely, and clearly doesn’t understand much about people. When he asks her to train him to be more human, she knows she’s in over her head. No wonder she understands him. Sam shows her an animal side that her horse training only begins to prepare her for. Damaged monster. So why does she feel so safe around him? Sam Kaid doesn’t know much about himself anymore. Most of his memories come from the last three years, when he was living in the woods and obeying the orders of a murderous alpha. He’s convinced that he will never fit into the legacy his brothers are building, because he’s not like them anymore. All he knows is fighting. When he takes a broken horse to a beautiful local horse trainer, Cassidy, he knows he’s stumbled onto someone important. She sees him. She gets him. She’s patient with his animal ways. And maybe, just maybe, his wolf will settle enough to actually keep her safe. Don’t miss this thrilling final installment in T. S. Joyce’s Kaid Ranch Shifters series. Content Warning: Explicit love scenes, naughty language, and piles of sexy shifter secrets. Intended for mature audiences.

Great ending

I enjoyed this final book in the series. I really rooted for Sam since the last book. But I didn’t know how he would become normal again. The author did a wonderful job bringing out the sorrow and aloneness that he felt. Not belonging and feeling no connection to his brothers or Bryson. Luckily the boys don’t give up on Sam. Wes starts him on the right path then Bryson offers him assistance. I loved how the author makes him wholeish again. Cassidy is a wonderful girl and I can’t think of anyone else who could do what she did for Sam. Her job being the highlight that brings them together. I enjoyed her sass i was with his brothers. That was awesome!

The epilogue was exactly what we were waiting for ever since Sam showed back up. Such a wonderful ending to this crew.