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Bearly Breathing
- Bears of Southoak, Book 3
- Narrated by: Gary Bennett
- Length: 4 hrs and 6 mins
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Summary
River:
When I was 17 I made an unforgivable mistake.
My entire clan hates me even though I'm their alpha.
I was willing to live alone in the darkness until I saw him.
He is mine. Every fiber of my being tells me that.
The clan will object to their alpha being with both a human and a man.
I don't care. I will have what's mine.
Darius:
Everyone gets one great love. I've had mine.
She died.
Now all that's left for me is survival.
One day at a time. One breath at a time.
But why is it when I look at him I feel like I could love again?
I can't betray her memory....
But I also can't betray my heart.
This MM shifter romance can be heard as a stand-alone.
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- Kindle Customer
- 09-11-19
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Bearly Breqathing by Kayci Morgan Book 3 of Bears of Southoak series. I really enjoyed the journey of River and Darius relationship and Loved how they got their happy ending.
The Narrator Gary Bennett did a good job bringing this story to life.
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- Sara B
- 20-01-20
Paranormal Second Chance Romance
Bearly Breathing, the thirst book in the Bears of Southoak is a second chance, paranormal MM shifter romance. The storyline is more developed in this instalment, it captures the attention. River and Darius are wonderful characters; their journey is emotional and heartfelt. Gary Bennett's narration captures the characters' personalities and emotions. Overall this was an enjoyable listen. I was given a free copy of this audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
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- Ginger
- 04-12-19
🎧 Reviewed for Audiobook Obsession 🎧
Some heartfelt sadness, some intrigue, and a new second chance at love in this short but, sweet m/m romance.
Gary Bennett did a good job narrating this story in The Bears of South Oaks series.
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- Christi Love4Books.me
- 21-05-21
My Favorite So Far
Title: Bearly Breathing
Author: Kayci Morgan
Format: Audio
Narrator: Gary Bennett
Genre: Romance, Paranormal, Shifter (Bear), MM, LGBT, single dad
Standalone: Yes
Part of a Series: Bears of Shouthoak book 2
POV: Darius, River (mostly)
Steam Level: Slow burn to steamy
4/5
Bearly Breathing is the third book in the Bears of Southoak series. Each book is a standalone with some side characters from previous books. We've met Darius in book one when he was a hot mess. I like how Darius wears his heart on his sleeve. I like River's soft underbelly. Bearly Breathing deals with some more sensitive issues with River's pack, including homophobia and xenophobia. I loved how the climactic scene played out. Overall I enjoyed Bearly Breathing, probably the best so far.
I received this audiobook for free. This is my honest a voluntary review.
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