The Wolf (The Black Dagger Brotherhood: Prison Camp Series #2)

by J. R. Ward, Jim Frangione (Read by)

Overview

Return to the sizzling glymera’s prison camp in this dark and sexy second novel in the new Black Dagger Brotherhood Prison Camp spin-off series from the #1 New York Times bestselling author J.R. Ward.

In the next installment of bestselling author J.R. Ward’s Prison Camp series, things get steamy when Lucan, a wolven forced into bartering drug deals for the infamous Prison Colony, meets Rio, the second in command for the shadowy Caldwell supplier, Mozart. After a deal goes awry, a wolf with piercing golden eyes swoops in to save her from certain death. As shocking truths unfurl, Rio is uncertain of who to trust and what to believe—but with her life on the line, true love rears its head and growls in the face of danger.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781797129051
Publisher:	Simon & Schuster Audio
Publication date:	11/16/2021
Series:	Black Dagger Brotherhood: Prison Camp Series , #2
Edition description:	Unabridged
Product dimensions:	5.06(w) x 5.75(h) x 1.20(d)

About the Author

J.R. Ward is the author of more than sixty novels, including those in her #1 New York Times bestselling Black Dagger Brotherhood series. There are more than twenty million copies of her novels in print worldwide, and they have been published in twenty-seven different countries. She lives in the south with her family.

Editorial Reviews

"There is good reason that Frangione is the voice of the Black Dagger Brotherhood."

AudioFile Magazine

Narrator Jim Frangione returns the listener to a world of vampires and wolvens in this Black Dagger Brotherhood installment. Lucan, a wolven, is forced to deal drugs while trapped in a vampire prison. Later, he saves Rio, an undercover cop who is betrayed while trying to take down the local drug dealer. Frangione provides Rio with the right amount of femininity and without losing any of her character's strength. He also provides perfect pacing as the vampires banter among each other and builds tension as trouble mounts for Lucan and Rio. Since the two characters are from Boston, he gives them just enough of a Boston accent. There is good reason that Frangione is the voice of the Black Dagger Brotherhood. S.B. © AudioFile 2022, Portland, Maine

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