Pack of Betrayal

Celestial Artifacts, Book 2

By: Amara Mae

Narrated by: A. W. Miller, Jeannie Sheneman

A fierce dragon holds me hostage. Destroying my broken wolf will free him from his curse—or so he believes.

It doesn’t matter because I have things to do, an enchanted castle to explore, and a magical staff to win over.

Except the brownie. That guy’s a creep.

And the dragon? He’s an infuriatingly sexy psychopath my inner wolf can’t stop panting over, the traitor.

But he’s as desperate for answers as I am, which is why we’re now heading to England to uncover the truth that everyone’s been hiding.

If we survive the journey....

©2022 Amara Mae (P)2023 Amara Mae

What a Rush!!! Thrilling action packed fantasy

I thought that Amara Mae had put it all out there when she wrote Pack of Secrets. Her writing talents really showed when she stepped out of her comfort zone and entered the Paranormal World. I didn't think it could get any better. She has proven me wrong with Pack of Betrayal.

Her imagination has raised the bar for what I expect in a book. Her creatures, are not only unique, but she describes them in such away that, if I could draw, I would be able to create amazing representations. Thank goodness my brain doesn't let me down.

I am obsessed with the story. A day later and I am not ready to move on to another book. I believe I am officially experiencing a book coma. The tension between Arioch and Grace was nerve racking at times. I understood his frustration, fear, and irritation with the little wolf. But I must confess I got a little giddy when things heated up.

Arioch and Grace are on a mission to solve the mystery of what they are and why they have been chosen to save the world as they know it. They have more questions than answers. They travel to England in search of guidance and answers. Oh my goodness, I am not sure who freaked more, me or them, when they came up against opposition. What a battle!!! This was one of those situations the the author totally blew me away.

They may be back home in Seattle, but they aren't done. Trouble is coming and I am not sure if they are ready for it. I have a feeling things are going to get much worse before they get better. I really need the next book now.