Alpha's Menage

A MMM Shifter Romance (Chasing the Hunters, Book 1)

By: Noah Harris

Narrated by: Alexander Collins

When there is no rest for the wicked, you never know what will go bump in the night!

An alpha hunter.

With killer instincts and a jaw-dropping physique, I know I’m a work of art, and it’s been said I have a temper to match. Hunting down prey is the only life I’ve ever known; but it’s a duty I’ve been raised to honor.

A reluctant omega.

Everyone’s always underestimated me, but I’m nothing even close to average. I’ve been haunted by my supernatural abilities my whole life, but it’s time for me to accept that this is what I was born to do.

A pair of unlikely lovers, Shaun and Lucas have become an inseparable team. But when a mysterious stranger enters their lives, their partnership and the romantic feelings they share must face a challenge greater than anything they’ve come up against.

Alpha’s Menage is the first audiobook of the Chasing the Hunter series and is filled with sexual tension! Please don’t be shocked by the graphic content, strong language, a steamy ménage à trois, and ultra-hot M/M action between three sexy shifters that will be found in this unforgettable story. Suitable for listeners over the age of 18 only!

©2018 Noah Harris (P)2018 Books Unite People

Great story horrible narration

The story was great but the narrator was bland on everything but character speech of voice over. It sounded like he narrator thinks you’re an idiot and can’t understand the difference between narration or character speech. Personally like book over voice over no contest needs a better narrator.

Ok story

Not a fan of the narration of this book. Sounded a little robotic. The story was ok. I got the feeling of lore friends with benefits than romance. The characters just didn’t seam to have the chemistry I was hoping for. Nick was my favorite character. I think he saved this book for me.

Robotic Narrator - Horrible

The book may or may not have been good couldn’t tell you after trying to listen for an hour. The narration for this book was monotonous and robotic. If I hadn’t been at work white noise would have put me to sleep slower than this narration.

would have loved a different narrator

This is a good story that balances the sex and action very well. Unfortunately the narrator has the habit of reading every line like it's a question. For me this made it very distracting to listen to.

Unlistenable!

The reader's inflection was so odd that I found it impossible to pay attention to the story. He reads every phrase and every sentence in the exact same quirky intonation which was so distracting that I couldn't stay with it. Yet, I knew I'd heard something similar before... Valley Girl? No, not quite. Then it hit me: it's the exact intonation that Stephanie, the maid from the old "Newhart" show used to speak in when she was annoyed, which was almost always. Maybe I shouldn't have rated the story one star, because I found the reader's monotonous performance so irritating that I couldn't attend to the actual words.