Damage Report by Mandy M. Roth

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Paranormal Shifter Military Special Ops Romance. New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Series the Immortal Outcasts! Part of the Immortal Ops World! 

Weston Carol—bear-shifter, genetically altered super soldier—just wants to return to his solitary life off the grid. As far as he’s concerned, after helping to rescue the mate of his former teammate, he’s done his good deed for the decade. Now he simply wants to retreat to the woods where he can drop off the radar of those looking to kill him.

Then news reaches him of a woman in danger and he can’t help but rescue the damsel in distress. Whether or not he believes it, she is his future, and he’s in no condition to meet his mate. It’s been too long since he’s seen to his manly needs, and way too long without shifting—he’s a tense, grumpy mess on the verge of losing control of his bear side. One small stop on the way shouldn’t interfere with fate too much, right?

Damage Report

Outcasts and strangers!

This is another short read in this series. Though these are short books, the stories have been good so far. I listened to this via audiobook and it was told in Weston’s point of view via solo narration and was narrated by Mason Lloyd who always does a great job. Weston is a bear shifter with a few different animals mixed in, but mostly he shifts into a bear and he has some psychic abilities to see into the future.

Weston’s friend Casey brings two old guys, Gus and Billy to see Weston, they are crazy old guys who are psychic and they tell Weston that his mate is in trouble in Seattle and waiting for him. So he gets on a plane with the two old guys and goes to find her. Though it has been a while since he had a woman so he and a friend Bane, go to a brothel to get a woman and calm down a bit, but that is where he meets his succubus mate, Paisley who has been taken hostage while looking for her missing friend. The story is pretty detailed for how short it is and I really liked it.

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