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    Potential
    Potential
    Potential
    Audiobook3 hours

    Potential

    Written by M.L. Ridener

    Narrated by Amy Melissa Bentley and Rudy Sanda

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    "It's been three hundred years, now is the time . . ."

    Eighteen-year-old Aribelle Weever has been on the run for the past two years. She and her cousin are being hunted by a group of crazed panther shifters. Ari is a Potential. It is said that Potentials unlock a great power from within their fated mates. The panthers don't care about fate though, only power. She will not give up her freedom without a fight, but she can't shake her fear. Everything changes when she moves to the little town of Winago Heights . . .

    ". . . when the time is right, you will find the one that fate has chosen for you."

    Connell O'Reilly has been plagued by the death of his parents for the past eight years. The attack was meant to destroy his brothers, but he was able to save them. Because of the total destruction of the pack that night, he was thrown into the roles of father, provider, and Alpha. It wasn't easy for a boy at fifteen, but you play the hand you're dealt. Life has been quiet-that is, until his brothers meet the new girl in town . . .
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateAug 8, 2017
    ISBN9781541480704
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      This is book 1 They are not labeled so I listened to book 2 first.. UGH