Ursid
The Predation Series, Book 4
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Narrated by:
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Joseph Oswald
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By:
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L.J. Vitanza
Shortly after Nadia begins her summer job in Glacier National Park, she is quickly drawn into a chilling mystery. Disappearances are mounting. Her unease intensifies when she spots a car belonging to the women she had recently hiked with. It appears abandoned and untouched for days beyond their scheduled departure. Despite Nadia’s growing sense of dread, those around her dismiss her fears, insisting that visitors just lose themselves in the wilderness. But Nadia can’t shake the thought: something is wrong in the park.
In the wilds farther north, two Canadians embark on a perilous quest. They must track down a bear and recover its tag for an injured wildlife researcher. The seasoned outfitter believes they are after nothing more than a massive bear, while the ex-reporter fails to sense the looming peril. As their pursuit of Arctodus simus grows frantic, snow-buried trails block their search, and the bear edges nearer to civilization. Can they retrieve the tag before the predator catches up, or will innocent tourists become its next prey?
When a predator ravages a campsite, Glacier’s chief ranger, Norm, must confront a terrifying truth: several man-eating bears have made the park their stalking ground, not just one. The danger is far greater than anyone had imagined.
Ursid is the fourth book in The Predation Series, and an Arctodus sequel. Nimerigar is a side-story to Arctodus.
©2026 L.J. Vitanza (P)2026 L.J. VitanzaI love the way she writes. Her stories are so easy to get completely lost in, and Ursid was no exception. I got genuinely invested in the characters and kept telling myself “one more chapter” when I absolutely should have been doing other things.
Joseph Oswald was fantastic too. He brought the characters to life without making the narration feel overdone, and after a while I honestly stopped thinking about the fact that someone was reading to me and just got completely absorbed in the story. He was a perfect fit for this one.
I’m slowly working my way through reviewing the L.J. Vitanza books I’ve listened to, and considering I’ve already spent another Audible credit on the next one, I think that probably says everything 😂
Loved it. Five stars from me. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Another audible credit well spent!
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