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Management number 233463365 Release Date 2026/06/27 List Price US$90.00 Model Number 233463365
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An all new duet-style audiobook narrated by Mollie Stark, Jaime Lincoln Smith, Teddy Hamilton and Jeremy York. In the second book of Jasmine Mas’s dark and twisted Cruel Shifterverse trilogy… It’s an all-out fight for survival in the deadly gladiator Fae Games.Are you ready to enter into a new realm?I shifted into a saber-toothed tiger…but that was just the beginning.Jax, Cobra and Ascher are now my teammates.Once again, we’re fighting for our lives. And our futures.But nothing is as it seems, and for every secret we uncover, another unfolds.Under the spiteful watch of Xerxes and the evil Fae Queen, it’s not clear we’re going to survive.Can we work together? Or will we implode?One thing is for sure, I’m about to uncover my destiny.Power is in my veins.Perfect for readers who love:Morally Gray Alpha HeroesStrong Female CharactersExtreme Enemies to LoversSuper steamy heat levelOver the top obsessive malesCruel ShifterversePsycho ShiftersPsycho FaePsycho Beasts Read more

ASIN B0DNRB3YQ6
Author Jasmine Mas
Version Unabridged
Language English
Narrator Mollie Stark, Teddy Hamilton, Jeremy York, Jaime Lincoln Smith, Tyler Donne, Stella Ripley
Publisher Harlequin Audio
Book 2 of 6 Cruel Shifterverse
Program Type Audiobook
Listening Length 11 hours and 9 minutes
Whispersync for Voice Ready
Audiblecom Release Date January 13, 2026

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