Hunter's Moon: Quentin

Silvertip Shifters, Book 1

By: J.K. Harper

Narrated by: Beth Roeg

Abby Kenyon belongs to Quentin Walker heart, body, and soul. But she's a wolf shifter from the pure Black Mesa Wolves Pack, and he's one big brute of a bear shifter from the mixed Silvertip Shifters clan. She can't have a bear as a mate.

Or can she?

Quentin Walker knows down to his bones that Abby is his mate. But she's never seen a mated wolf/bear pair and is certain it can't work. The autumn full moon mating run is Quentin's last chance to prove that only he can win the hunt for his mate's heart....

To the listener: This story is filled with heart-pounding romance, pause-resisting adventure, and some awesome sexy times. If you love big ole grizzly bear shifters who have a soft spot for their fated mates, the charming and funny details of a shifter-filled small town, and the beautiful power of true love to always save the day, this book is for you.

Silvertip Shifters:

1. Hunter's Moon (Black Mesa Wolves crossover)
2. Mountain Bear's Baby
3. Rescue Bear: Cortez
4. Ranger Bear: Riley
5. Hotshot Bear: Slade
6. Superstar Bear: Bodhi

©2016 J.K. Harper (P)2019 J.K. Harper

A beautiful story

If you are looking for a stubborn she wolf and a silver tipped grizzle that's crazy for her. Then this is the book for you.

Bears and wolves

I loved these two. This was a short and sweet story and I was super happy with the ending. There were a few moments when I wanted to knock some sense into a certain wolf but it was really good. I’m glad Quentin did what he did. This was one bear who was not about to lose his mate no matter what. I can’t wait for the other books in this series. I loved the different characters and want to know so much more about all these different bears and other shifters in this town.

Sweet!

Totally enjoyed this story. It was well narrated, interesting storyline and well developed characters. Short, but sweet!

Hunter’s Moon

It’s time for the Hunter’s Moon run... where wolf shifters are meant to find their true mates. Will Abby meet the wolf she’s meant to be with, or is it just possible that her fate lies elsewhere?

J. K. Harper has written a very sweet story (ok, there are some steamy parts) about ending up with your fated mate. I loved the characters and how everything came together in the end.

Beth Rowe did a great job with the narration, and I would definitely listen to more of her performances.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

Stubborn 🐺 and Her 🐻 Mate

Rating: ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Heat Rating: 🔥🔥🔥
Narrator Performance: 🎧🎧🎧🎧

This was so fun to listen to! Quentin and Abby make a great couple and I loved Quentin's eventual claiming his mate attitude and actions. Here's a few things I think you should know about this PNR novella:

~ Quentin and Abby have been hooking up for months but even though he knows she's his mate he hasn't really broached the subject with her. This is due to "the charming and funny details of a shifter-filled small town" that's mentioned in the blurb. Apparently her wolf pack doesn't believe in cross species matings. Not so with Quentin's people and he's been subtly trying to get her to see that just because they aren't they same species doesn't mean that they can't be mates.

~ Though Abby's age isn't mentioned she felt young to me. Like early 20's. I found her a bit naive. She was also stubborn.

~ Quentin is a rock steady guy whose's also a bit too reserved - at least in the love department. His original approach to gaining Abby as his mate was so understated that he could have lost her.

~ The secondary characters were awesome. They knew what was up. Cortez, Quentin's brother, is a PITA yet pretty funny. I can't wait to listen to his story. Abby's BFF, Megan, had the goods on her girl and did her best to help Abby understand her conflicted feelings. Although I think she could have pushed a little harder on some issues.

~ J.K. Harper's writing is smooth and captivating. She also made me feel unease. I knew that Quentin and Abby would end up together because this is a romance but I couldn't quite ignore the niggling feeling that Abby might fold to the traditions of her people. That feeling was totally unexpected and I actually enjoyed it. It may be weird but oh well. I think it's fantastic when an author is able to pull different emotions from their readers.

~ Beth Roeg's narration = audio goodness. I had no problem burrowing into the story. She brought the words to life in lovely ways. I enjoyed her pace and speech patterns. I do think there could have been more emotion in her performance. And perhaps a bit more definition between the characters.

HUNTER'S MOON was the first of Harper's work that I've read/listened to. I'm really happy that I tried her and can't wait to start the next book in the series.

Psst... It's already loaded on my iPod!

*Voluntarily reviewed. Review copy provided by author