
Notorious
Shifter Scoundrels, Book 1
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Gary Furlong
Caspian Drake knows what it takes to get ahead in modern-day shifter society. He is an Earl, after all, and known for his wit, style, and ability to charm the pants off of anyone he chooses. Getting his best friend Brandr, the Prince of the Dragons, in and out of trouble is only one of his many talents. When a horrible attack shakes Cas’s world, he’s forced to pair up with Saphir Vepkhia, the esteemed tiger shifter and former Captain of the Royal Guard.
Upon retirement, Saphir is granted the title of Baron Archer and, much to his dismay, becomes part of royal society. Years later, when he’s summoned to the palace, the last thing Saphir expects is for the king to request a favor that ties him to the scoundrel, Caspian Drake. Despite his misgivings, Saphir accepts the assignment, knowing it will give him the access he needs to infiltrate the wealthy and powerful while trying not to get outfoxed by the exasperating Earl.
Forced into a fake relationship by an outdated matchmaking ritual, Cas and Saphir each face the upcoming season with their own agenda. The secrets pile up as the two mates navigate the complexities of a modern world that plays by historic rules. But the closer they get to the truth, the greater the danger–and their attraction to each other–grows.With their lives on the line and the very foundations of their society at risk, Cas and Saphir must unravel the mystery, even if it means creating a scandal more notorious than their newfound love.
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Dragon shifters
Lions
Tigers
Foxes and
Rabbits!
Spies
Dastardly deeds
And chases in the moonlight!
Gruff and sass
Secrets and lies.
I enjoyed it all!
HFN 😍
Can’t wait for the next one!
Wonderful narration by Gary Furlong.
Fun and engaging!
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Very enjoyable
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The story is shifter royalty with Regency England living but in a contemporary world. My brain stumbled a bit as I kept suttering on the use of tehcnology and modern cars with barons and kings and cravats. Based on previous works from these authors I was expecting a higher level of "suspend belief and reality" and was pleasantly surprised with the low levels of this. I enjoyed the story and am looking forward to the next book and continuing mystery story arc.
Regency shifter Royalty in a modern world
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Awesome!
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Fox and tiger
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Of course the wonderful Gary Furlong did an excellent job bringing this story to life.
What a great way to break a slump
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Loved this so much!
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At First... I was apprehesive
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The Negative: Right from the start there is a lot of characters and character background dump. It was completely unexpected from Charlie Cochet, one of my favorite authors. Combine that with Royal titles and names I’ve never heard of and I was constantly rewinding. I’m going to listen to it again and maybe make a list of the people I can look at when I get confused. And then there is the shifting. It’s unlike shifting in her THIRDS books. I was so confused. How were they talking and breaking into places while they were in animal form?
Narration: This is a new narrator to me. Many times I had a hard time knowing which character was talking.
The cover: I dislike it so much that I almost didn’t use a credit for the book. I was surprised. Don’t judge a book by its cover.
Great Plot, Lots of rewinding
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