The Wolf's Concubine

Written by Erin St. Charles

Narrated by Tatiana Sokolov

Phelan: I met my fated mate and she turned my world upside down. She's human, and doesn't believe we are fated to be together, but our chemistry can't be denied. Which is why I had to use a time-honored wolf tradition from the old country. Mating by capture.

I know this is technically called, "kidnapping" in the human world, and she'll try to bolt the second she is able to. But she's mine, she's not going anywhere, and I'll do whatever it takes to hold onto her.

Lola: I have always taken care of myself, thank you very much, and even though I was attacked by the same shape-shifting creature that has been kidnapping women in my city, I don't need a bossy, overbearing wolf looking after me.

You see, I have a plan in motion for my life. I'll play the part of the dutiful fiancee to stay safe, but my plans don't include being mated to my so-called "protector." It's true he's got that irresistible wolf charm and he's sexier than hot, buttered sin, but I have been on my own since I was a little girl, and I know I'm the only person I can trust.

The moment I get a chance to get away, I'll peace out this pushy dude and the nosy people in this shifter town.

Contains mature themes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: May 21, 2019
• ISBN: 9781541400085

Reviews for The Wolf's Concubine

[jeanine12 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Sometime it frustrating the way the main characters act. He not being honest. She not telling her mate what was going on in the end. Good story but hate cliffhangers.

[Ayesha Harrison · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

This is one of those books in which the leading lady is too stupid to live. She has a sixth sense that tells her when someone dangerous is near. This is supposedly for self-preservation purposes, yet she believes the person that triggers her sense over the person that fought to protect her... Why? If this was a paperback book I would've thrown it.