When He's Ruthless

Written by Suzanne Wright

Narrated by Samantha Cook

Blair Kendrick was just twelve years old when she stared into slate blue eyes and sensed that her world was about to change. She'd known down to her bones that the broody alpha cat shifter was her true mate. For the past six years, Luke has watched over and supported her. When she turns nineteen in a few months' time, he'll officially claim her and she'll then join his pride. Or that's the plan. Knowing her parents are extremely opposed to it, she isn't surprised when her mother attempts to derail it. But the recent discovery on her porch comes as a shock, forcing Blair to face that she's become the focus of a predator that lurks in the darkness and now intends to close in on her.

Not even the most ruthless of men are without a weakness. Luke Devereaux has only one: a fierce, lethal bush dog shifter who is also his mate. Before Blair, his mind was a place of endless blackness. She gave him purpose, peace, and balance. It's finally nearing the time he can make her his, and he's done playing nice with her interfering parents. But it turns out that they're the least of his problems, because Luke isn't the only one who has been watching and waiting for Blair to grow. There's another who believes he has a claim to her. Someone who has already shown he'll do anything to possess her. Even kill.

Contains mature themes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Sep 13, 2022
• ISBN: 9798765051085

Suzanne Wright

Suzanne Wright can't remember a time when she wasn't creating characters and telling their tales. Even as a child in England, she loved writing poems, plays, and stories. As an adult, Wright has published sixteen novels: From Rags, Burn, Blaze, five Deep in Your Veins novels, six books in the Phoenix Pack series, and two books in the Mercury Pack series. Wright lives in Liverpool with her husband and two children. Visit her online at www.suzannewright.co.uk.

Reviews for When He's Ruthless

[Michelle · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

18-30 age difference, with tons and tons of exposition to justify why it isn’t messed up. The 18 year old was “born as mature as a 40 year old”, is the one who initiates sexual situations, and has a toxic mom who for SOME reason doesn’t support the relationship, the 30 year old is sooo supportive and didn’t kiss her till she was 17, then swoops in to save her from her horrible mother when she’s 18. This was just not well thought out and the author spends so much time trying to justify the age difference rather than telling and entertaining story. Dude an 18 year old is a CHILD.

[Ginger Zenczak · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This series is my comfort food of audiobooks. I always come back to it.