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brilliant book love Suzanne Wright and Jill Redford she read a book very well makes each character real can't wait for next book

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A fan of Suzanne Wright and Jill Redfield.

I loved this story. Suzanne gives you good combination of romance a little mystery. I love her books and Jill Redfield is good at bringing them to life.

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love it😊

great book. I love that it mixes past characters into the book. Can't wait for the next one.

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Good book - but getting a bit formulaic

Enjoyed this, but the series is getting a bit repetitive and formulaic so I feel like I’ve listened to the book before (even down to one of the characters having some quirky personality trait that becomes a side joke)

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Great book

Jill is an amazing narrator. I have this book on kindle and paperback and I love the whole series. But Jill makes it come to life. Wonderful.

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An amazing sexy, supernatural suspense.

Ok, full disclosure, I am a huge fan of Suzanne Wrights the Phoenix Pack series and it’s companion series The Mercury Pack. I had an idea of what to expect and those expectations were incredibly high!
Finally it’s time for Tricks story, and what a story it is. As with this whole series (which can be read individually but works best and it at it’s most enjoyable when read in the correct order.

Phoenix pack member Lydia has made contact with her niece Frankie ,who was raised by her human mothers parents after the death of both her parents. The only witness was a very small Frankie in the murder/ suicide of her parents and she has no memory of the horrific incident. When Frankie replies to Lydia’s message it is obvious that she has absolutely no clue about her paternal biological family (In fact her grandparents had lied to her since her parents died.) Lydia’s mother is dying after the recent loss of her mate and it is her wish to see her granddaughter one more time.

Frankie agrees to meet Lydia (accompanied by some of the Phoenix pack) to discuss the situation. As soon as Trick sees Frankie her is completely certain that he is face to face with his true mate!
While this story is growing there is also a problem from another pack, (who have been put together with a selection of violent loners and defeated packs who are threatened with death if they don’t comply) they want war with the humans and attempt to convince Trey that it is in his best interests to join their cause. Trey is not interested in war. Despite being known as a complete psycho, Trey’s aim in life is to support his loved ones, (Mate, cubs and pack) and protect their home from intrusion.
I don’t want to give more details because it would be easy to accidentally give a spoiler however I will say that this is worth every single star that I have awarded it.

I have seen prior criticism (on other books in the series) that all of the books follow a formula, and to some extent I agree that is true. However the similarities are about the very nature of shifter’s and their natural lifestyles. There is always a strong other story-line accompanying those similarities.

Jill Redfield has narrated all of the Phoenix and Mercury pack series. That is a lot of voices to master and a huge consistency challenge. Jill Redfield get’s it spot on every single time and the amount of actual acting that she brings to this story takes it to another level. Passion, intensity, fear, determination, every single emotion is there and maintained throughout.

These two really are an outstanding team.

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Another great listen

Like most people im often too busy to just sit and read books. Being able to flip between books and audio makes all the difference to me. I love all of suzanne wrights books and having high quality, great narators bring these books to life makes it extra enjoyable. In Wild Hunger we are back with the phoenix pack of wolves and this time its Tricks story. I loved that in this story Trick and Frankie knew pretty much they were mates from the get go. It meant their relationship developed easily and as such it allowed us to focus on an decades old tragedy that involved Frankie and the unresolved questions around it. This book had a slight spooky(for me) shift to it. Some really creepy scenes occur in the story that are all the more scarier for being narrated! Gives me chills just writing about it! Another amazing addition to my audiobook collection. Cannot reccommend highly enough.

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5*

This author can do no wrong! This book is gritty and sensual, the characters are fantastic and the voice actor perfect.

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Great

Loved it as always from this series. Definitely worth reading / listening such a good story line

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enjoyed.

I have listened to a few of these books now and really enjoy them will look for more.

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