A Handkerchief for Kade
Alaskan Pebble Gifters, Book 5
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Narrated by:
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Zachary Zaba
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By:
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Amy Bellows
About this listen
Companion wanted for an old and ornery card player.
All I want is a clever person to play cards with at night. No funny business. You sleep in your bed, and I’ll sleep in mine. Must be clean, quiet, sober, and willing to go to bed at a reasonable hour. A preference will be given to applicants who can play cribbage and gin rummy.
Sure, Kade wouldn’t normally consider a position as a companion for a polar bear shifter sentenced to a life in the oil fields of Alaska’s North Slope. But he’s broke. And the pay is good.
He doesn’t expect the “ornery card player” to be so handsome. Or sweet.
Before long, Kade wishes some “funny business” was an option. Especially when he goes into heat two weeks early...
A Handkerchief for Kade is an age-gap romance with an omega who loves makeup, D/s, and mpreg of the penguin egg variety. It’s book five of the Alaskan Pebble Gifters series and will only make sense if you’ve listened to the other books.
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- Wide Eyes, Big Ears!
- 01-12-2022
Sweet, steamy, moving AND thoughtful!
In a fit of jealousy, polar bear shifter Otis sets fire to his bar with terrible consequences. He’s deemed a ‘rager’ and sent to a life of hard labour on the oil fields of Alaska’s North Slope, never to be released. Fairy penguin shifter Kade is a loveable screwup who sees an ad for a North Slope ‘companion’. It seems like easy money but he doesn’t count on the bitter cold, the harsh inhabitants, or falling pregnant. The Slope is no place to raise a child so what should he do? I’ve loved this whole sweet, quirky MPREG series but I found this angsty, moving book the most enjoyable. As well as a great romance, there’s some thoughtful underlying politics about how we view those incarcerated as less than human, forgotten, and with few rights. Zachary Zaba provides another great audio narration.
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