Their Fated Magic

Kingdom of Shifters and Witches, Book 3

De: Lacey Carter Andersen

Narrado por: Shiloh James, Walker Williams

I thought it was going to be hard saving the shifters with three grumpy wolves at my side, but then fate decided to throw a bear shifter in the mix, and everything went to poop.

My wolves have kept me at arm's length since I became their wife. I expected every man I met to be like that, but Garrick's a whole different man. The minute he demanded to marry me and join our alliance, he seemed to barely be able to keep his hands off me.

And if that wasn't a big enough surprise, my wolves don't like it one bit.

Suddenly, I'm embarking on a dangerous mission to cure a magical illness with four gigantic shifters fighting all around me. It seems that throwing a doting man into the mix has made my wolves change their minds about what they want from me.

But can I save the shifters and my marriages? Or am I looking for a kind of magic that doesn't exist?

Their Fated Magic is a fantasy reverse harem romance with grumpy, jealous shifters, an innocent heroine, an arranged marriage, size difference, and lots of enemies-to-lovers fun!

©2024 Lacey Carter Andersen (P)2025 Podium Audio

Started Strong, Ended Well....But With A Wimper

Overall I would still recommend this series if you are seeking something lite - like a G-rated (general audience) RH with 4 viral extra sized male shifters (seems kinda contradictory doesn't it?) then this is for you. I kept going despite the lack of serious spice because I wanted to know how this ends - which is good story telling on the part of Lacey Carter Andersen. I struggled with this final book because I always thought that with each installment the MCs should get closer, the build up of being together intimately should be simmering below the surface. It felt like whatever magic I felt towards the wolves in the 1st book had pretty much went away by this last book. It didn't help that until the 11th hour the wolves were fighting their feelings and were serious @$$hats to their mate. By the time there was smexy times any fire I had dwindled so listening to the love scenes did nothing for me. The end battle scene was good, the day...and the lives of the shifters were saved. But still...I needed more. Maybe it would have helped if we heard from William Walker more (although Shiloh James did a great job) or maybe it would have helped if this was performed in duet style...we will never know. Unless the author re-releases these with these suggestions! Anyway, nice finish up of the series, but.....

3 Starz - Worthy of a repeat listen but I won't.