Desperate for Her Wolves

Hungry for Her Wolves, Book 3

By: Tara West

Narrated by: Stephanie Rose

She's desperate to sate her hunger. They're determined to possess her. Is she willing to give up her freedom for a taste of passion?

Amara was content to live as a lone wolf, the only one of her kind - or so she'd thought. Her world was flipped on its head when a strange man with a familiar scent showed up at her work, demanding a private meeting.

Desperate to find the mate Luc had scented from 400 miles away, he was shocked to find her living as a lone wolf. Amaroki women were to be cherished and protected. What had happened to her family? More importantly, how was he going to convince her to return to the reservation with him? And how would his possessive brothers react when they found him with Amara?

Amara couldn't deny her attraction to the wolf-shifter named Luc, but she wasn't about to give up her career to mate with him and his three brothers, no matter how hot and bothered he made her. When his brothers arrived - tall, tanned, and virile - she could no longer deny her savage hunger for these shifters.

But how could she satisfy her desire and still maintain her independence with four overbearing wolves around?

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Tara West (P)2019 Tantor

Fan

Still in love with the series. Now that the old bag is gone it’s time to see if the dads and the dr can get together.

Great series.

I hope there is more books to come.. I do wish Amara's fathers had more attention to their story, because I felt like their storyline was rushed with all the other events occurring and Annie being introduced..

enjoyed

narration- enjoyed and easy listening
story- so much going on but loved it and had me at the edge. I hope this isn't it for Amara.

Great story with great characters

Story was medium passed and added enough backstory to each character to make them interesting. Very good listen

Great imagination

The book was great and the storytelling was really good. The narrators transitions could’ve been a little bit better in some areas but the details and the creativity are so good that you barely notice.