The Alpha's Seer

She can see everyone else’s future… except her own. And the one she’s trying to save may be the one who saves her heart.

Chelsea Reed has always had the gift of seeing the future. It’s a gift—and a curse. When she foresees the deadly fate of Dr. North Fowler, a brilliant surgeon and powerful wolf shifter, she knows she must warn him. But North, a man of logic and reason, dismisses her warning, skeptical of her visions and their supernatural nature.

As Chelsea’s vision begins to unfold, she watches helplessly as the man she’s trying to protect grows closer, and her feelings for him become undeniable. But there’s one thing she can’t see: her own future. And that uncertainty threatens to unravel everything she’s worked so hard to control.

Despite the deepening bond between them, Chelsea is torn between her need to protect North from the danger she sees and the fear that she’s leading them both down an uncertain path. Can she change his fate? Or will her inability to see what lies ahead leave them both in the dark?

In this passionate paranormal romance, Chelsea must confront not only her gift but the complications of love, trust, and destiny. Will she find a way to rewrite the future? Or will she have to learn that some things are meant to unfold, no matter how much we try to change them?

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Barely entertaining and long

I enjoyed this for the most part. North by far is the weakest alpha I heard of. He had to learn to fight. Interesting and frankly lame take on the shifter world. I liked the supporting characters so much o felt like they should have stories - just don’t take 22 redundant hours to get to it. I almost DNF due to being annoyed with repetitive prose and again the weakest version of a shifter. Also not sure why we spent time on family as it was not wrapped up in addition to them being horrible. Finally lady no one is going ti a wedding of their cheating ex and cousin. Why write that? It was stupid and you let them off way too easy. Anyway. Mediocre and somewhat entertaining.