Superstar Bear

Silvertip Shifters, Book 7

By: J. K. Harper

Narrated by: Beth Roeg

A woman hiding a dark secret…

McKenna left her perilous past behind to live a quiet, simple life in tiny Deep Hollow. All was well—until that outrageously superior, thoroughly detestable, ridiculously self-anointed gift to women shows up in town again: fancy-pants megastar Bodhi-freaking-Walker. She’s never forgiven him for treating her like crummy leftovers years ago. Even if the jerk is so hot he can fry her brain, she’s still determined to hate him forever.

A bear shifter running from his fame…

Bodhi Walker is the most famous movie star on the planet. He used to relish being adored by millions for his sexy growl, his sexy tats, his sexy muscles. But, now he wants nothing more than to escape the back-stabbing, fake celebrity world. His little hometown Deep Hollow would be the perfect safe haven—if it weren’t for the completely grating, thoroughly obnoxious, insanely attractive McKenna. She happens to despise his guts. But hey, the feeling’s mutual.

A shifter town ready to save its own.

But, when the treacherous past returns, threatening to claim McKenna and expose her to the entire world, her relationship with Bodhi must finally explode into passion—and then flare up into the astonishing truth they have both always denied. The truth known by an entire town filled with wildly mixed yet fiercely loyal shifters: that these two suspicious, hurting hearts must blaze together as one if they want any hope of saving each other.

This story is filled with heart-pounding shifter romance, pause-resisting action, and some awesomely romantic sexy times. If you love big ol' 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 audiobook is for you.

©2021 J. K. Harper (P)2022 Sarah Beth Goer

Ghost Writer?

Struggled to finish this one. Unlike previous books in this series, the writing and dialog in this book sounded very juvenile. The story line was okay and the potential was there, which kept me pushing thru. I waanted to love it as I've liked every other book by this author. Not sure what the author was going for in this book, it just wasn't right for me.