Alpha's Awakening

Tales of the Tellurian Pack, Book 1

By: Blake R. Wolfe

Narrated by: David Lane

After losing his father and finding out his boyfriend had been cheating on him for months, Kael runs away from home, determined never to step foot back in that part of the world again.

Now, he's in a small town, determined to reinvent himself and give up men completely. At least, until a hot ginger alpha sweeps him off his feet with the love and affection he's always craved. Things quickly get serious as a string of mysterious murders forces them closer together, and Kael is left wondering if this is truly his second chance, or just another mistake waiting to happen.

Warning: This spicy shifter romance contains jaw-dropping twists, second chances, sizzling sex scenes, a cinnamon bun alpha, and a happily ever after that will leave you speechless. It should only be listened to by those who like their werewolves hot, and their broody boys shown the love they deserve.

©2023 Blake R. Wolfe (P)2023 Blake R. Wolfe

Meh 🫤

I can see what other reviewers are talking about, I tried to give the mc a chance, and understood some of his attitude but his overeager sexual advances and lack of empathy for anyone but himself was eventually a bit much, also um who’s the alpha??? Cause chase is the WHIMPIEST alpha I’ve ever read about in a werewolf novel, couldn’t protect his mate couldn’t defend his mate against his father, so overall meh, narrator was decent, not great but not bad.

Well written

Great story with good foreshadowing. While a little predictable the story is still interesting and kept me curious to see what would happen next. Can't wait to read the next book.

Beautiful Love Story

Loved the story. Very well-written and the narration was a great. Adding this to my relisten list. Thanks for a great book. I look forward to the rest of the books in the series.

It's okay, just a bit shallow

The book has overall likable characters, there is some relatable personal conflict and the characters had okay chemistry, just, it all left me feeling like it was a bit shallow.

Any time we get a relationship conflict, it kinda feels a bit forced, resolves really easily and does not really get you interested. The eventual big outside conflict at the end also just, well, felt both predictable and forced at the same time. It was predictable because it was pretty much the only thing with any possible buildup, no red herrings, nothing, but at the same time, barring the trope of this, there also was not really any great reason for it being the way it was (being vague to avoid spoilers).

The book seems perfectly okay in terms of writing, the narrator is doing his job and the sex scenes felt good.

It just kinda lacked anything to really get you hooked.

must read

I picked this up via a audible suggestion, and found myself unable to pause. will become a favorite relisten