Rising Alpha

The Fated Mates Series, Book 1

By: Jen L. Grey

Narrated by: Daniel Wisniewski

This is a stand-alone book.

Strong but scarred. Hopeful but realistic.

On the run from an abusive alpha, Savannah must rely on a shaggy blond, brown-eyed man who makes her heart beat again.

Resolved to protect his mate, Dom must consider the consequences of not becoming an alpha.

While determined to be together, they must choose between their hearts and the pack they left behind.

©2019 Jen L. Grey LLC (P)2020 Jen L. Grey LLC

Good story linestory line

The performance was a bit to monotone at times, but another times it was amazing.

fabulos!

this is such a great story! well written and great naration! this was a fabulos listen on my way to work! fantastic job!

You won't be sorry....

I love this author and this audio did not disappoint. The story line was strong and at times had me trying to guess what may happen next....I wasn't always right. I love stories that are not always predictable. The narrator did a great job and had easy transitions between characters. This is well worth the listen!

Entertaining

This is an emotional roller coaster of a book. My thoughts and emotions were pulled in so many different directions. Our heroine was fierce and was capable and very determined as she made hard decisions. Dom was wishy-washy for me. I so badly wanted him to step up and be the alpha. His past wasn't something for him to easily overcome and gifted him with a dose of PTSD. In the end, it's our girl who leads and that's not really disappointing at all. We see this distraught woman being pushed around and mentally abused, blossom into this alpha who won't back down. It's a beautiful journey to her true self that Jen L. Grey has given us. This is self discovery PNR style and that's pretty entertaining!

fated mates

Savannah was set to marry a cowardly abusive alpha when her fated mate Dom shows up for the wedding and ends up on the run with Savannah and a few of the women that Savannah was trying to protect.

Great Audio!

I loved the story, the characters and the Narrator. I also enjoyed how the story was a nicely blended mix of paranormal and real life struggles. Well done

Great book

This was such a fun good to listen to! I loved getting to know these characters and this story. The main character was very strong and definitely had a very good way of dealing with things. I hope there are more stories about these characters and in this world.

Best thing about this book, the narrator!

Holy hot voice Batman! This narrator needs to do more romance audio books. Definitely the best part of this book.

Now the story itself, I remember reading the book a while ago and just got the audible the other day. I did not remember there being so much whining from the women in the story nor how wish washy the heroine was in her feelings for her mate. These instances I found very annoying and killed the story for me. I get she and the others had trauma and issues with men becauseof it, but for being an alpha she wasn't much of a leader. Her title seemed like name only, since no one would listen to her or seemed to respect her. I felt that her beta had more respect, and she was barely in the book.

Don't get me wrong! The book is worth a read because it is a good story, just some annoying instances for me.

I love this author!

I love all things Jen L. Grey. Her books always hook me in and leave me wanting more! As of right now this book is a stand alone. With saying that I do feel like there was not as much character development as there usually is. I still enjoyed the world this took place in. Plus there is a BAD ASS MC who is FEMALE! I think my favorite thing about the book is how strong the MC is but at the same time she's not too good for anyone, nor is she arrogant. She acknowledged when she needs help and take it when offered.

Great book for a drive

I listened to the audio version of this book while driving to and from work. It made the trip an enjoyable one as I could the book interesting and engaging. The only thing that I could complain about was the overuse of the word “strong”. I understand the author wanted to encourage the reader/listener to realize the strength that the main character had as she transforms from a victim (if she could ever really be called that) into a survivor. But I think it was an excellent book in spite of that and gives you the HEA that we always want from situations such as these