For the Hope of a Crow

By: T. S. Joyce

Narrated by: Kathryn Lynhurst

Ramsey Hunt is caught in a spiral no one can save him from, and he’s taking his entire Clan of crow shifters down with him. A broken mating bond has him going insane, and all he can do is try to hold onto his alpha position as long as possible. But when a spirited beauty comes waltzing into his MC’s clubhouse demanding an audience with him, he can’t help but think he’s dreaming her up. She’s got paperwork saying he’s her mate, and this shifter has one serious stubborn streak in her. All he wants to do is go insane in peace, but she isn’t having it. And now the real work begins. He’s got to sever one mating bond completely if he wants a shot at survival. And if this crazy plan works, he might just have a second shot at happiness, too.

Vina wants a crow. She doesn’t care who they are, as long as their shifter animal is a crow. They mate for life, and she’s tired of being pushed around by the men she dates. So when a crow comes up on the shifter matchmaking service she applied for three years ago, she has a good feeling her stars are about to change. That is, until she meets Ramsey. The half-crazed Alpha of the biggest, baddest Clan of crow shifters in existence isn’t going to make pairing up easy. And the more Vina gets to know him, the more she thinks it wasn’t him who signed up for a mate after all.

And now Vina has two choices - cut and run from the storm coming for the Red Dead Mayhem Clan, or dig her heels in and rip that old mating bond out of Ramsey. Up until now, no one has appreciated her, but what if...just what if...she could be the one to save the crows?

Content Warning: Explicit love scenes, naughty language, and piles of sexy shifter secrets. Intended for mature audiences.

©2018 T. S. Joyce (P)2018 Audible, Inc.

Not my most favorite

Not my most favorite of her books, but still a good book. I would recommend

A+

Great story and good narration. It was hard to put down. Can't wait for the next book in the series.

Quirky and fun

I read the book about a year ago and enjoyed it. Enjoyed revisiting the story again. I liked the quirky female and her strength. No milk toast, simpleton femail, but a strong female who can protect her own.

Good read but ending was too fast

This was a good read but the ending happened real fast. I think it picks up in the next book. I really felt like giving it a four but it just sort of ended too fast for me. I actually thought it was funny at times and I had no problem with the moose or squirrel. I actually liked the origin story idea. I’m not as I to wolf anymore for shifter stories. I enjoy TS Joyce books and I have reread some of them. They are fluffy feel good enjoyment

Good story but some things were fuzzy

Good storyline, and very fun to listen to. There were parts of it that didn't make sense, or we're really fuzzy on what she was trying to get across in her wording. There are times that the storyline just went off in a different direction and I couldn't understand what was going on. I would like to know more about the motorcycle club and the hierarchy, what everybody's role is in the story. Such as there's talk of ghosts of slain members of the club, and the author really doesn't explain them very well. Why they're there, or if it's in somebody's head, and why they even died... Still a good storyline and very well executed, there's just a lot of holes in it.