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Trinity

TriAlpha Chronicles Series, Book 1

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Trinity

By: Serena Akeroyd
Narrated by: Cassandra Myles, Rudy Sanda
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Thalia Lyndhoven was born a Pack Princess, but that doesn't mean she has to act like one. Good thing; peeing on her fathers' front lawn is way too much fun, as is making nasty Betas shiver and shake when she approaches.

Trouble is, for nearly a decade, Thalia has been alone. Exiled to her wing in the palace because her parents don't know what's wrong with her. Well, she's tried telling them but they don't listen - when do parents ever listen?

Still, what's a girl to do?

Is it any wonder she has anger issues when she has visions of her three mates with other women? Is it any wonder she spends most of her time in her wolf skin?

Approaching her 30th birthday, things have never looked bleaker until an Elder changes everything and in walks mate numero uno. He's nothing like anything she ever imagined, and through him, she finally sees what she was meant to do with her life.

Be his.

Well, that, and kick the Pack where it hurts to take it from the 12th century to the 21st.

With her mate at her side, Thalia's realizing she's bulletproof, but what happens when her second mate pops up and destabilizes things entirely?

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Gemma Mazurke (P)2019 Tantor Fantasy Paranormal
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The male Narrators alternate voices were cringeworthy. The story was a little slow at times.

Slow moving male narrators voice changes not good.

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The plot itself is brilliant but I'm disappointed on the male narrator omg it's excruciatingly painful to listen to him make those horrendous deep voice, (sorry Rudy) your normal voice is amazing pls do not change it. Thank you Cassandra Myles your amazing.

Thalia is a kick ass alpha who's been shunned all her life by her own parents the tri alpha kings and her own mother.

I loved the promised of this storyline. I can't wait for mate number 3.

***Trinity***

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Interesting story line, it was very enjoyable but the narrator made it difficult in parts with his trying to imitate other voices which distracted from the story.
Otherwise it was good. I’m looking forward to the following chapters to see what happens

She Wolf Alpha Love

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Great start to the story. Loving the strong female with a purpose that gives meaning and value to a challenging period of struggle and suffering. Appreciating the dynamic of power-vulnerability between the MC and first mate. I’m keen to listen to the stray unfold. I really hope I’ll be able to feel something towards the male characters instead of recoiling at the excruciating voices of Al characters except for Raph/the first mate.
I frickin love Cassandra Myles as narrator she gets 5 stars for performance. I just wish she were matched with an equally skilled male narrator. I hate to say it, but I had to put the male chapters on 1.2 speed to survive what felt akin to nails on a chalkboard every time he delivered a voice that wasn’t … what must be his usual voice. I hope he’s been able to develop his skill since this book. I really like his tone and reading style when he isn’t trying to switch between characters - male & female. Definitely a story with enough intrigue and interest to grab me early on and keep me listening

So good, but that male narrator …

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