Time Bites Trilogy: Werewolf Romantic Urban Fantasy

Written by Aimee Easterling

Narrated by Alyse Gibbs

A dangerous game of memory and magic.

Every morning, I wake up with no knowledge of who I am, except for a few strange quirks: I prefer old-fashioned dresses that button to my chin. I can shift into the form of a fox at will. And a werewolf who's equal parts magnetic and terrifying keeps following me around.

Then the human co-worker who helps me gloss over my amnesia goes missing just as a werewolf power struggle erupts around us. To rescue Rosa and protect myself, I must team up with the very alpha whose existence represents my greatest fears and desires.

But my erratic memory offers hints that my past may unlock the secrets that threaten all of us. Can I piece together the truth before dawn steals away my one chance at saving Rosa's life and discovering who I really am?

From USA Today bestselling author Aimee Easterling comes a thrilling new series filled with magic, danger, and romance.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Wetknee Books
• Release date: Apr 6, 2024
• ISBN: 9798882494246

Aimee Easterling

Aimee Easterling wasn't raised by wolves, but she did spend the first ten years of her life running wild in their habitat. Since then, she's backpacked across three continents, spent over a decade homesteading half a mile from the nearest road, and now unearths excitement amid fictional werewolf packs. Her USA Today bestselling books straddle the line between urban fantasy and paranormal romance...because everyone deserves a pack, a mate, and an adventure. Download your free starter library when you sign up for her email list: www.aimeeeasterling.com/?page_id=12 Or dive into a new series. Recommended reading order: Wolf Rampant series (Shiftless is FREE) Alpha Underground series Wolf Legacy series Moon Marked series Moon Blind series Happy reading and welcome aboard!

Reviews for Time Bites Trilogy

[Natale Michaud · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Hard to listen to, and it is slow and started out a little confusing. I think the problem is the narrator more than the story itself. I rarely give up on a book, but I quit this one for now.