Forbidden Wolf

Council of Seven, Book 2

By: Juniper Hart

Narrated by: Elizabeth Tebb

She’s hiding from her destructive pack. He’s the wolf with all the power.

Wren Archer wants nothing more than to forget her Lycan roots and toxic family. After leaving home at 14, she bounced from job to job for nearly a decade, building a wall of protectiveness around her while avoiding her pack.

She might have succeeded in her plan to hide from the world, if not for Landon Burke.

Landon Burke wears his bachelorhood like a badge of honor. Miriam’s spell on the Council of Seven had been nonsense to him...until he could no longer ignore the signs that his mate was out there.

Inexplicably drawn to a bartender at a nightclub, Landon’s cocksure personality takes an uncharacteristic turn. However, when Wren’s resistance to him proves to be a bigger problem than he anticipates, the Alpha wolf knows he has to take action.

Unbeknownst to Landon, his plan to get closer to Wren might ultimately drive a wedge between them so deep that even mates can’t overcome.

If you love werewolf romances, bad boys, shifters, witches, and alphas who know how to take charge, then you will love Forbidden Wolf in the Council of Seven paranormal romance series.

Content Warning: Explicit love scenes and lots of sexy shifters. Intended for 18 and up audiences.

©2019 Juniper Hart (P)2020 Juniper Hart

Paranormal romance.

Forbidden Wolf is the second audio book I've listened to by Juniper Hart. As with the last one, the storyline is good, the dialogue needs some work, and the narrator doesn't do well with character voices. The story overall is still a pretty good paranormal romance.

Forbidden Wolf

Another fantastic book to a great series. Love the characters in this. Narrator did a fantastic job also.

Good not great

I feel like I can almost never get a deeply engrossed in these books as I should be able to because of the narrator. I feel as if this same person was doing YA or college romance the voice wouldn't bother me as much and my rating might have been a little higher.

Other than that I do take issue when a book has so many misunderstandings. One is fine. Two can maybe be annoying but doable. More than that and I usually DNF the whole book. The ultimate solution to the conflict felt a bit rushed and made the story seem incomplete.

Overall this was a high 3 but a low 4 for me.