White Wolf

By: John Conroe

Narrated by: Lily Ganser

Stacia Reynolds, the famous White Werewolf, plucked from her quiet Vermont life and thrust into the supernatural world. Rescued from mauling by the Hammer of God himself, transformed into one of the most skilled weres in the world, stepping from impoverishment to fame and fortune, and destined to become partner to the most powerful witch ever. This is a story for Demon Accords fans, told by Stacia, in her own words.

©2024 John Conroe (P)2024 Audible, Inc.

listen at 1.2x

Good overall story, it fills in all of Stacia's perspective. Really good insight. Super slow on the voice actors part (definitely not a Vermont, New England thing). Increase speed to get beyond this.

love the

the series don't stop making more books. I understand completely what reviews mean about voice actor, however she is good just had big ass shoes to feel. names being off did throw me. Just a thought but if 6ou are going to keep using her for some maybe do a duel narration to help esy it some.

Good God learn to pronounce words correctly

The narrator needs to learn how to pronounce the English like an adult. Commonly used words should be pronounced correctly when you are a professional narrator. Just saying. Maybe the editor or director should caught it before it went out. Like using spell checks...

For the love of all narrators.....

Please please bring back james p cronin i am begging you... I love this series and have all the audio books I love this series please don't let the narrator destroy it for me... I tolerated her on the previous book but now i have to keep repeating the chapters because of her miss pronouncing the names and having a hard time differentiating the switch between different characters... this is frustrating... please find a different narrator

Another great addition to a great series

Another great book that deepens the charecters in the Demon Accords! These novels are great for the reader who wants to know more about the charecters that you know from the main story line. This helps enrich the story. Can't wait to register to the entire series with the insight in to the charecters that these novels bring!

Love this series!

I'm a fan of the series and I really enjoy reading the different perspectives of the events and getting to see behind the curtains for the different characters.

Great story!

Really good filler story but not a stand alone. Because I have read the other books in the series (multiple times), I was able to follow along. I enjoyed not having to rehash the earlier tales to get this story. I think it might be a little difficult to follow if I hadn't already been a follower of the Demon Accords.
I wasn't crazy about the narrator, but I'm not sure if it was just my opinion or if others might agree.

Love John but please do some new work

I do think John is my favorite author but please do some new projects. I understand if the demon accords is played out but i enjoyed your other work as much. Everyone else has already covered the reader,.

Good filler novel, read Demon Accord series first though.

Well it’s hard with a brand new narrator to tell characters apart a lot.especially after listening to ALL the others in a different voice. I feel there were huge amount of missed opportunities to tell *new stories, not just repeat all the same events but from her POV. Something was missing from it,can’t put my finger on it. The characters behaviors are dulled down. The “love story” makes it seem very casual. In conclusion, if you’ve read the Demon Accord series, you kinda should read this book.

Do not use this reader again!

I’m all for changing from the voice we’re used to hearing to a woman reader for a book that is focused on a female character, but PLEASE find someone willing to find out how character names are pronounced - and in far too many cases, how English words are pronounced. Very distracting.

The story is solid, though seems to retcon the timing of certain milestones in her relationship with Declan.

Most of the major characters have at this point either had their own book-length treatment or at least had their perspective be part of one of the anthologies. If I had to pick, hearing from Elder Senka next would be cool.