Her Bear

Written by Katherine Bogle and Alexa B. James

Narrated by Alexander Cendese and Marnye Young

Ariana has been kidnapped.

Ariana hoped never to know the horrors of living in captivity again. But she wakes to find herself a prisoner once more, and no one can save her this time. Her captors have bound her beasties inside her, her mates don't know where she is, and a betrayal shatters her last hope.

Soon she learns the terrible truth. Her captors plan to use her blood to exterminate vampires. Trapped in a science experiment from hell, Ariana has no escape.

But there are two things her captors didn't count on. Ariana's blood does more than turn vampires human. And no one knows just what Ariana is truly capable of-not even Ariana herself.

Contains mature themes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Oct 13, 2020
• ISBN: 9781705225363

Reviews for Her Bear

[Theodora Soh · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Love this series! Each book is tight and packed full of action. And yes, we finally get a group scene in this one.

[Ravens9308 · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Book 3 has some tough moments, not gonna lie, but that isn't why I rated it a 3 instead of a 4 like the others. Again I think book 1 was the strongest of the bunch and as the books went on the cohesion stumbled. I think that is a tough thing to overcome when cowriting and I had high hopes for this series based on book 1, but again I liked the storyline and the characters so this one was still a solid 3.

We get to the see Ari handle being in this prison/laboratory and the scientist that slowly loses her mind. I felt so bad for Ari and what she had to go through. My heart was wrenched from my chest with the experiment she had to witness and I hope that scientist got what's coming to her after creating the abomination she did. I couldn't get over the one character's naïveté and how wrong he was. Like I knew he was shady earlier in the series but I couldn't get over just how oblivious he was to how much they were hurting her and he thinking it was ok for the greater good. Won't go much into so I don't spoil it but boy does he have a lot to answer for in book 4.

I again love seeing the different versions of Ari come out to play. She is pretty BA and I love the reunion and how cute her mates are. I can see their family starting to form and it was good to see. I felt bad for the baddie because of what happened at the end. Here comes the war everyone was trying to avoid but because of the scientist is coming to a head. Already listening to book 4 because I need to know how this series ends!

In terms of the I thought the emotion in this one was superb. The anguish, pain, and inner strength was great by the female narrator. I still have the same comments as before, the narrators arent the best at the opposite sex, with the female narrators Indian accent fading/changing in this book unfortunately. The male narrator did a great job being scattered, freaking out over the loss of their mate. The one secret baddie (had good intentions but blew up in his face) also was done well with his seeing the pain in Ari in the lab and having a ton of conflict raging inside.

[Amanda Brown · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

This 1 had so many sad parts, but it was still so good!