Shifters of the Three Rivers, Books 1-3

By: Kira Nightingale

Narrated by: Walker Williams, Laurie West

Shifters of The Three Rivers Box Set, Books 1-3: Mai and Ryan’s story with exclusive epilogue

Book 1: The Runaway Mate

After what he did, I never wanted to see my fated mate again…

Four years ago, Ryan Shaw broke my heart, tore it into little pieces and then stomped on it. Ryan is my fated mate, but when I saw him with another woman, I’d had enough. I finally told him what he meant to me, and he rejected me in front of everyone.

Heartbroken, I ran, trying to get as far away from him as possible. Except I’m on a roll with picking jerks. So now I’m on the run again and heading back to the one place I know I’ll be safe to lie low for a few days. But Ryan knows I’m here now, and he has very different ideas.

Book 2: The Renegade Mate

My fated mate bond with Ryan may be sealed, but my troubles are only just beginning...

I’m on the run. Again. Only this time Ryan and his brothers are with me, and we’re being hunted. Betrayed and consumed with grief, all I can think about is getting vengeance. But with danger closing in and the Pack in turmoil, I may have no choice but to embrace my destiny to protect the ones I love.

Book 3: The Resolute Mate

Their bond is undeniable, but the challenges they face could tear them apart forever…

Just when I thought Ryan and I had finally got our revenge, our world is thrown into chaos once more. A deadly drug is wreaking havoc among the Packs, and to make matters worse, someone I thought was dead is being held hostage. This Alpha gig is not proving easy, and if Ryan and I can’t work out how to rule together, we could lose everything.

Perfect for fans of fated mates, rejected mates, second chance love, and enemies to lovers, Mai and Ryan’s story will keep you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end.

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Erotic

they had a lot of very descriptive sex, I enjoyed the book but some things needed to be addressed

Can’t stand the performers

Having a hard time listening to this book. The narrators are “trying” too hard and it’s hard to listen to. Every word is dramatized, the mail voice is trying to sound sultry but it’s not, it reminds me of Dr Wu from Jurassic World. The voice doesn’t fit the character. The female voice is trying to make a simple statement sound like she’s breathless or whiney and overly dramatic. The storyline seems decent so far but can’t get past the narrators voices. Going to be a waisted credit for sure.

Terrible narrator and awkwardly written

I am an avid reader and hate to dnf a book, I have to know how it ends and feel incomplete if I just give up on one. This book is absolutely a dnf for me though. I pushed through the first 2 but just can't take it anymore. The voices are horrible and the actual writing is somehow worse. Details change or are reworded 5 minutes later as if it's new information. It drags on and on with no real resolution or HEA. The female lead is beyond stupid and her stubborn arrogance that she is always right and has to do everything alone and nobody else knew anything, it was exhausting and I wanted to slap some sense into her. What a waste of expensive credits!

Could have been one book and male voices were terrible

The author should have done some serious editing. I skipped full chapters and didn’t lose any of the story. With proper editing it could have been one really good book. The long introspective musings got old.

The voices weren’t great. The male voices were horrible. They were forced and most sounded like creepy old men.

I only kept listening because I liked the story enough, with lots of skipping ahead.

the dedication and love

It needed more drama.more description of there looks and surroundings.maybe more family history. it was a great story line.