Bad Medicine

Kait Silver Series, Book 4

By: Laken Cane

Narrated by: Sierra Kline

Do you know what's stronger than a wolf shifter?

A shapeshifter.

When I discover a shapeshifting serial killer is targeting human women in my city, I have to go after him. Even though he's more powerful than me. Even though there's a connection between us.

He believes he's only taking out the trash, that the women he slaughters deserve their punishment. Too bad for him no one else agrees. And too bad for us that stopping him is nearly impossible.

The council sends me after him and tells me to bring him to them alive. But things get complicated when Adam Thorne has his goons attack me...and guess who saves my life? Yeah. The shapeshifter.

Add in a protective alpha who grows hotter with every passing night, a detective who is starting to remember things that may destroy him, and an enemy with a past that'll break your heart, and my life becomes one big chaotic mess. Then there's the dawning realization that my own past holds a long-buried secret, a secret my gut tells me I don't want to dig up.

I want to keep that secret hidden in the shadows, but it's creeping out. Slowly, inexorably, painfully, it's coming. It's coming.

©2021 Laken Cane (P)2022 Tantor

Great story

story is read really well and the story line keeps you involved. I find myself wanting to continue to the next chapter and the next!

Fun read!

This is a great series and an enjoyable read. I like the story and the characters.

Great series

I thought this series was great! Kept my attention and moving to the next book. Narrator did a good job and didn't find myself missing the dual/duet narration. Would recommend. Liked the ending.

Outstanding Series

I absolutely devoured this whole series. The narrator was awesome! The story, characters, and setting were eloquently developed and written. You must listen!

Serial killers are not good guys

I’ve been enjoying this series quite a bit. But this particular book really generated a lot of anger in me. The sentimental treatment of a serial killer, just because he had a horrible childhood, belittles the efforts of those people that refuse to be victims of their childhood-those individuals that work hard to develop themselves into reasonably healthy adults.
I could not relate to those characters that empathize with the killer,believing his actions are justified. I like to be able to relate with the characters that I’m reading about. When I can’t I don’t enjoy the story.