Shelter for A Shifter

Folk Haven, Book 4

Maggie Award-Winner, Paranormal Romance

Stiletto Award-Finalist, Speculative Romance

All Ame asks for is the right spell, a full moon, and a cooperative cat. She does not ask for a naked werewolf.

Ame Shelly has been searching through grimoires for years, hoping to find a way to save her cat companion. A feline she's ninety-six percent sure is a man stuck in the wrong form. When Ame and her sister start their own magical library in the small town of Folk Haven, the witch finally discovers an incantation that could free her friend. At least, she thinks Bee the cat is her friend. He hasn't run away from her since the night she discovered him injured in the woods. Plus, Bee doesn't growl at her the way he does with everyone else . . .

Bee wants revenge.

Bee is not a cat, his name is not Bee, and he is not happy . . .

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Lauren Connolly (P)2024 Tantor

male narrator sucks

The story is great, I love it enough to buy both the paperback and audiobook after reading the Kindle copy.

The male narrator is just trash and it sucks that he was used for the whole series. There's two characters where he randomly changed their accents. one was changed from one book to another but the second was changed within the same book so there's zero excuse. He also makes all female characters extremely nasal like they're teenage boys who just got in trouble

Great story

Fun, fast paced paranormal romance with a nice bit of suspense thrown in. The entire series is worth the read. The narration was well done, especially by the female narrator.