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They didn’t care who got me pregnant… just that one of them did.

The first time I saw the beasts, I’d wandered off and gotten lost.

But I hadn’t been alone. Not the entire time.

I’d been found, just not by something that was human.

Bear-beasts. They were myths whispered amongst the villagers and that parents told their children before bed to keep them inside, to make them fearful of what lurked in the dark.

Seven-foot-tall creatures covered in fur, with sharp claws, fangs, and the strength of a hundred men.

But the creature kept me safe and led me out of the woods.

I never saw it again, but I felt it—no, I felt them—watching me.

Following me.

Stalking me.

They waited for me all these years. Protected and provided for me, even when I hadn’t realized it.

Now, I was on my own, and not one but three primal beasts had come for me.

And what they wanted was simple:

To make me theirs in any way they saw fit.

I was Goldie, and these were now my three bears.

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My Review:

I received this ALC in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

This Goldilocks and the Three Bears reimagining was fun, wild, feral, and SMUTTY! It’s VERY quick and can easily be read in one sitting. This is my second time reading this book and I enjoyed it just as I did the last time, but maybe even a little bit more, because this time it was on audio. Sean Masters and Angelina Rocca did such a great job bringing all three characters, Goldie, Bear, Bruin, and Ursid, to life. It’s currently live now on her website and only $6 which is a STEAL. Overall, this was such an easy book to fall into and it’s a must read or listen to anyone looking for great smut. Plot who? 

about the author:

Jenika Snow a USA Today bestselling author, a mother, wife, and nurse. She now writes full-time, and lives in northeast. Jenika started writing at a very young age. Her first story consisted of a young girl who traveled to an exotic island and found a magical doll. That story as long since disappeared, but others have taken its place. She loves to hear from readers, and encourages them to contact her and give their feedback.

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