Claimed

A Paranormal Shifter Romance Novel (Crescent City Wolves Series)

By: Bella Night

Narrated by: Denise Krueger

Greyson West never wanted to join the hunt, but the death of one brother forces him to take the oath in order to protect another. Bound to the dangerous pack of shifters hell-bent on murdering humans, Grey plays his part until he meets Etti, a smart-mouthed tattoo artist with a dark family secret.

When a dangerous encounter brings them together, their attraction is instant. Etti’s instinct to trust the sexy shifter saves her life, but now they find themselves both on the run. The hunt’s Alpha is determined to make Grey pay for breaking his oath. Their only chance of escape lies with Etti’s family, but even they can’t be trusted.

Together, they face the fight of their lives as the hunt closes in. Is their love strong enough to survive or will the hunt win?

©2019 Bella Night (P)2019 Bella Night

Loved it!

I really enjoyed this story. The narrator was good, and the storyline is fantastic! I loved the Native American aspect, and I love Etti, the main female character. Shes a bad ass female tattoo artist who rides a motorcycle. I love the world of wolves and debauchery she lives in and faces with Grey. The love story and connection between them is great and I cant wait for more!!

great! story

I got this book as I own the rest in e book I really enjoyed this listen the narrator is good and the story is amazing made me laugh and think I'll get the rest in audio as well!

Greyson and Etti

I enjoyed listening to Claimed by Bella Night. This is the first book in The Crescent City Wolves series. This was my first introduction to her stories. The story follows Greyson West and Etti Blackwell. Unfortunately for Greyson, he turned his mates life upside down, now he needs to claim her.

I received a free review copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Good beginning to the series!

I liked this book. I will also check out the next book too. The characters were interesting, some in good ways and others not so much.
If you want a good story and a quick read then you should get this book.
I received a free copy of the book and I am voluntarily leaving a review.

It's Okay

I struggle with my review for this book, not because it was bad, but it was okay. The story? Interesting but not majorly intriguing. The characters? Again, okay. There were some interesting personality quirks, but many of the characters were unoriginal, cookie cutter, and two dimensional. The narrator? She was okay. She had a clear voice, and there were decent tone and inflection changes that kept it from bring monotone; however, the narration felt more "read from a page" than "live action". I did like the descriptions and setting; author Bella Night very easily illustrated the images in the story. I struggled with some of the characterizations, particularly the males' attitudes and just their cultural norms altogether. I wanted to really like the book, but it mostly felt fair to middlin' - not horrible but not great. There just weren't any standout parts for me. I will certainly give both the author and the narrator another try and hopefully the next time will be a solid winner.