Red

Tales of the Were

A water nymph who doesn't know what she is. A werecougar Alpha running security in Las Vegas. A bar fight, a drugging, and a fated bond that derails everything — including her brother's friendship.

Steve Redstone has been asked to keep a quiet eye on his Army buddy's little sister while she tears up the Vegas strip for a bachelorette party. Simple enough. Except Trisha Morrow is nothing like he expected, and when a coordinated attack targets her group and Steve fights his way across a nightclub to reach her, his inner cougar makes a decision his human half is going to have to live with - she is his mate.

Trisha has no idea that the world is packed with shapeshifters, vampires, half-fey, and ancient magical threats, or that the reason Others keep targeting her has everything to do with what she carries in her own blood. But the dangerous, golden-eyed man who walked through a bar brawl to reach her side seems to know more than he's saying, and she is very much okay with that.

Bad guys keep coming. Secrets keep surfacing. And Steve Redstone is the one person who makes her feel like she can finally stop hiding the wild, inexplicable power she's never fully understood.

Her brother, however, is going to lose his mind.

Perfect for readers who love protective alpha heroes, heroines discovering their hidden magical nature, fated mates with instant chemistry, Las Vegas paranormal settings, and sizzling romance with real danger woven through.

- Fated mates / instant bond
- Werecougar alpha hero (Army Special Forces veteran)
- hidden magical heritage
- Paranormal Las Vegas setting
- Best friend's sister / brother's Army buddy trope
- Ancient villain threat / external danger
- Steamy, adventurous HEA
- Book 2 in the Redstone Clan series — reads as standalone

Red delivers werecougar paranormal romance with military-hero heat, nonstop action, and a fated bond that hits like a freight train.

The book is wonderful. Virtual Voice is horrible

I have owned this book for years and love it along with the rest of Ms D'Arc's books. I only got the audible once I noticed it was Virtual Voice because it was $2. The voice would not be too bad if it took short breaks between sentences and character voices. so you know who is talking and get some texture to the story. The only reason I knew who was speaking was because I had read the book several times. I slowed the narration down to 80% and was able to improve it, but not by much.

Wonderful book poor voice adaptation

Another wonderful instalment in the fantasy world that Bianca has made but the virtual voice is terrible with no conversation breaks to give meaning and to show different characters. Also mispronunciation of words and running words together doesn’t help clarity of reading or the story. I have read this one multiple times so I knew the story but it is really off putting