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    The Wolf-Mate Trials
    The Wolf-Mate Trials
    The Wolf-Mate Trials
    Audiobook8 hours

    The Wolf-Mate Trials

    Written by Ginna Moran

    Narrated by Auri Alden

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Rules aren’t only meant to be broken. They’re meant to be changed.

    Saving the werewolf species from extinction isn’t as easy as the packs of Magaelorum thought. The She-Wolf Games might have united packs in all the territories, but the she-wolf alpha leaders are crazy to think I’ll join their ranks to help continue four—wait, five—powerful bloodlines.

    If only that was the most of my worries.

    A war brews around us as witches and lycans team up against us. Breaking the magical barrier protecting our species from the rest of Magaelorum will be our end. It doesn’t help that the pack leaders refuse to see past their mating games.

    But I do. I’m the only she-wolf to have lived in the Mortal World outside our sanctuary. I know what we must fight for.

    Now, the She-Wolf Games have turned into a game of picking the men who will best help me rise. The men who understand it’s more than anticipating my upcoming season.

    Welcome to the Wolf-Mate Trials, where only those worthy of me will survive.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSunny Palms Press
    Release dateJul 25, 2023
    ISBN9781951314910
    The Wolf-Mate Trials

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      I did like this one more. It had more of a story and mystery in this one.