Claimed by Fate

The Alpha Territories, Book 3

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I came to Werewolf Territory to rescue my brother....

And now he's gone. With a war for the crown on the horizon and the monstrous Hunters just days away, I've got to say goodbye to the only family I had left, and it's killing me. Worse, I can't help blaming Dominic for not keeping him safe—even if it is irrational. My heart is shattered—I feel like I've lost them both.

Still, we've got to work together if we hope to defeat Edmund and put Will on the throne--no matter how hard it is to be near Dominic, and not touch him.

Even as I wage war with my own heart and we prepare for battle against Edmund the Vile, a greater threat looms over the Territories. A being so terrible...so strong, that it makes our current king look like nothing more than a chump with a chip on his shoulder.

I can't help but wonder if our unlikely mix of werewolves, vampires, and humans can defeat Edmund...and, even if we do, do we have any chance of surviving the hell-storm of what's coming next?

Claimed by Fate delivers the highly-anticipated conclusion to Dominic and Sienna's story. The next book will feature a new main couple.

Shannon MayerSummer RobertsTyler DonneHijinks Ink PublishingThe Alpha Territories

Fantasy

Romance

Fiction

Heartfelt

Werewolf

War

Wolf

Shifter

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So heart break is the name of the game and betrayals are abound!!

Edmond is king, after committing regicide/patricide, and has convinced all, with the help of his most trusted allies, that William is the guilty party. However, that's all about to change and someone else will be thrown to the wolves, so to speak.

Dominic is about to find out just how badly he's trusted some allies and the true heart wrenching pain it will cause. He'll also find that some of Edmunds allies, might not be whom they seemed!!

Sienna, our spunky British woman, is now out there with William and Bethany in the werewolf territory. She's using her blood at the moment, attempting to keep the bloodworm from killing Will.

Dianna is the queen of the werewolves and is not so eager so far to help, swearing that she'll fight for Wills fight to take the crown from Edmund. Just as she's slowly starting to trust them, Dominic turns up with two of his men asking for sanctuary and help, also needing her to agree to fight for Wills and to get him on the throne.

We have lots of things going on here and more importantly for Sienna, she has finally found Jordan. Only thing is....

Well if you want to know buy the book and read it 😂😂

I know you were hoping I'd tell you more. Just know that's there's a lot of fingers in the pie, as my gran would say, and although there's a lot going on, with a lot of different people, trust me, it all works.

Again we have Summer Roberts and Tyler Donne narrating and they're great, other than the same gripe I had last time, Summers Scottish accent just isn't there!! Tyler however, has a great Scottish accent!!

They both do an excellent job with bringing the characters and their personalities to life and helping you relate to them all the more. But.....

My father would be upset about Summer. Sorry he was Scottish and a proud Scot so....

I know I'd already pointed it out, but it really isn't there and I think she's trying to hard and with them now being in the werewolf territory it's not just a couple of lines or a chapter toward the end. This time it is through the entirety of the book.

Other than that they are great and relaxing to listen to. Especially if you like to read the book at the same time as listening to it, as I do. I honestly believe it brings the book and audio up to a higher degree and an enhanced enjoyment. You don't just get to read or listen to the book/characters, but the whole of the picture, but that's just me.

I dare say that I'm not the only one who thinks it. But it can only work if the narrator or in this case narrators are good, and they are, with the minor aforementioned issue.So, if you can ignore that little, (or not so little) part, then truly it is worth buying both the book and audio and sit back and enter into the world and brilliance of Shannon.

Enjoy 😉😉