Reclaimed

De: Roxie Ray

Narrado por: Katie McAble

He lost her once. Fate won’t let him lose her again.

Ten years ago, Ace told me I was his fated mate. Then everything fell apart—before I could tell him I was pregnant.

Now I’m back. For our son. But Ace is no longer just the man I loved. He’s the dragon clan’s alpha—powerful, dangerous… and furious.

He refuses to let me go. He wants his mate. He wants his son. And he’ll stop at nothing to reclaim what’s his.

Perfect for fans of:

Small town second chances

Possessive alpha dragon shifters

Secret babies & fated mates

All the groveling, forgiveness & HEA you love

Yes, it’s 20+ hours. That’s what happens when you get both Part 1 & Part 2 in one go. No cliffhangers. No waiting. Just the full, messy, emotional second chance they deserve.

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Fated Family

A very good story with action and romance. Enjoyed the book whole heartedly. Glad to have it in my library

Second Narrator needed

The story was good but a male narrator was REALLY needed for this story. The narrator did the best she could but it was confusing hearing a female voice for the male character and found myself checking often to see whose chapter it was. The spicy scenes sounded whiny.

Enjoyed!

Nice blend of action through out story line without being too intense as in many highly popular series.

My First Dragon Romantisy

Roxie Ray never disappoints. I am so glad my first shifter romance outside of werewolves was written by Roxie. I loved the intense moments, the long lasting love and watching as destiny for more than one character was told perfectly.

While I appreciate our voice actor / narrator - love her voice and talent, I would have loved to have had Joe Arden, Teddy Hamilton or Stuart Crank voice the male lead.

Excited for my next Roxie Ray read.

A slog

The story itself was good, a little long but over all good. I did not care for the narrator, I almost gave up listening multiple times due to her performance but I hate not finishing books. The characters were well fleshed out and the storyline was engaging. Spice was pretty descent as well.