Ella and the Beast Audiobook Summary
Ella is the last of a dying breed of humans that live hidden deep in the forests of Washington State. All of her life, she has heard horror stories about the Others, the beasts that live beyond the safety of the mountains. In ancient times, humans and the Others lived together in peace, but a great battle divided them and the shape-shifting species won the war.
Ty Bearclaw, a grizzly-shifter, is the curator at the Washington State Animal Sanctuary, Research, and Observation Center (WSASROC). A call from a rancher about an unusual animal causing havoc along the borders of the National Forest brings him to the Olympic Mountain National Park. Ty is furious when he discovers that the rancher has placed a trap to capture the creature on government-protected property. His shock soon turns to horror and confusion when he locates the wounded “animal.”
Ty finds more than he expects when a human, thought to be extinct, turns up in the trap. What is even more confusing is his bear’s reaction to the female. When word escapes about his discovery, Ty must fight to protect the unusual woman who is more than an oddity–she is his mate!
Can Ty keep Ella alive and safe from a shifter obsessed with adding her to his private collection? Not only that, can he protect her when his own government threatens to take her away from him?
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Ella and the Beast Audiobook Narrator
David Brenin is the narrator of Ella and the Beast audiobook that was written by S.E. Smith
David Brenin is an accomplished musician, composer, and sound designer, with credits on several AAA games and children’s educational multimedia products. He lives in the Shenandoah Valley region of Virginia and works at James Madison University as an adjunct instructor for the School of Music and director of music for the School of Theatre and Dance.
About the Author(s) of Ella and the Beast
S.E. Smith is the author of Ella and the Beast
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Ella and the Beast Full Details
Narrator | David Brenin |
Length | 8 hours 58 minutes |
Author | S.E. Smith |
Publisher | Blackstone Publishing |
Release date | April 19, 2024 |
ISBN | 9781504715836 |
Additional info
The publisher of the Ella and the Beast is Blackstone Publishing. The imprint is Susan E. Smith. It is supplied by Blackstone Publishing. The ISBN-13 is 9781504715836.
Global Availability
This book is only available in the United States.
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