Enzo

Dark Wood Series, Book 2

By: Tiya Rayne

Narrated by: Aure Nash, Gabriel De Leon

Enzo

I despise vampires. They're bloodthirsty, manipulative, and violent creatures. And now, my Alpha has two of them living with us. But that's alright because we have a plan. To show our Luna the truth about her so-called best friend, we need to expose the vampires as the power-hungry, vile creatures they truly are. There's just one problem: Michaela won't break.

Michaela

The mistakes of my past are finally catching up to me. To keep the ones I love safe, I have no choice but to seek refuge with the one group that hates my kind: the wolf shifters. They've done everything they can to get my sister and me to slip up or run, but I can't. You see, I have a secret—one that could destroy the world. And I will protect it at all costs.

With enemies closing in on the Dark Wood Pack, Enzo and Michaela must learn to trust each other if they are to save the world. Can they set aside their hatred long enough to do what's right, or will they let everything burn?

©2025 Tiya Rayne (P)2025 Podium Audio

Wow!

What a spicy story. The author did a great job with the book, but I have to say the narrators were FIRE. I especially enjoyed the narrator for Enzo. His voice is amazing. Every time he would read something I would picture it in my head. I have to look for other books where he is the narrator.

The voice actors were very good.

That I was not able to link it with my book on my Kindle app.

Absolutely love

I absolutely love this story. I adore Enzo and Michaela. I adore their relationship. I love how they can’t really stand each other at the beginning. But they are attraction to each other. Just continuously pulls them together. The drama is amazing. The spice is amazing. And I really adore the story. I love Enzo and I love that they’re truly meant to be together.

Fire...

I loved this book. Enzo was to me a true Alpha. I can't wait for book 3 in this series.

I loved this book and the narrators

I already had the book but the narrators performances made it that much better. My only complaint was Michela's British accent. The narrator did an excellent job, but her British accent was really jarring and threw me off. It was distracting in the beginning, especially since she used american phrases, but I got over it. Other than that, it was great. Her acting was so good that she still deserved 5 stars.