
Blood Ties
The First (A Bane Pack Novel, Volume 1)
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Narrated by:
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Elah Khorasani
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By:
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Rustin Petrae
About this listen
All Kendra wanted was a change. After a bad day at work, she wants this more than anything. She goes to an old friend for comfort and decides it’s time for that change to happen. So she gets a tattoo in a last ditch effort to make people see her differently.
She never would’ve bargained for what comes next. She’s seeing better than she ever has in her life. She can smell and even tell the difference between scents. She can hear a fly buzzing from fifty feet away. She’s faster. Stronger. Oh…and now she’s extremely hot. But is the price of these changes too high? And what about the shocking revelation of who - and what - her biological father really is?
Sometimes change can be good…and then there’s the other times.
©2013, 2019 Rustin Petrae (P)2021 Rustin Petrae
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