Potential

The Potential Series, Book 1

By: M. L. Ridener

Narrated by: Amy Melissa Bentley, Rudy Sanda

"It's been 300 years, now is the time...." 

Eighteen-year-old Aribelle Weever has been on the run for the past two years. She and her cousin are being hunted by a group of crazed panther shifters. Ari is a Potential. It is said that Potentials unlock a great power from within their fated mates. The panthers don't care about fate, though, only power. She will not give up her freedom without a fight, but she can't shake her fear. Everything changes when she moves to the little town of Winago Heights.... 

"...when the time is right, you will find the one that fate has chosen for you." 

Connell O'Reilly has been plagued by the death of his parents for the past eight years. The attack was meant to destroy his brothers, but he was able to save them. Because of the total destruction of the pack that night, he was thrown into the roles of father, provider, and Alpha. It wasn't easy for a boy at 15, but you play the hand you're dealt. Life has been quiet - that is, until his brothers meet the new girl in town.... 

©2015 M. L. Ridener (P)2017 Tantor

The annoying voice of Falcon

Why in the hell is the narrator using the most annoying unwarranted voice for Falcon. I hated for that character to have any communication in this book. The narrator destroyed this book making unbearable to listen to when Falcon spoke or any of the wolf pack speaking in their native tongue.

Good at first then fell off

I was enjoying the idea of the story until the chapter whose been running her whole life just gives up information to strangers who could be bad, and telling a girl who might be a friend she still just met about the world of shifters despite it being a big secret. What. Plus the male voice is really bad and brings you out of the story.

Can’t get through it...

I liked the female reader... they should have just had her do the whole book. The guy reader is horrible! The voice he does for the character Falcon, is the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. I’m returning this. It’s bad... really bad, thanks to him. I should have just enjoyed this book as a quick, clean read and not bothered with the Audible version.