Sanctuary and Sudden Bonds AUDIOBOOK
She came to Moonglen burnt out and adrift. She didn't plan on a stray cat, a grumpy wolf, or a matebond that changed everything.
The cozy recording features a full-cast audiobook experience, with multi-character voices created using AI voice technology. - a 52-minute warm hug of a guaranteed happily ever after (MP3 & WAV formats)
Gemma Maitland came to the Moonglen campground to find herself. Not a mate — and definitely not a grumpy, gorgeous wolf who herds stray cats and communicates primarily in frowns.
Brendan built his quiet life carefully, piece by piece, from the wreckage of a toxic pack. He doesn't do people. He does solitude, fishing, and keeping a very firm grip on the peace he's earned. A fated mate was never part of the plan.
But when the matebond snaps between them like a lightning strike, neither of them gets a choice — only the choice of what to do next. Gemma knows exactly what she wants: a partnership, not a possession. And if Brendan wants to keep her, he's going to have to learn the difference.
Warm, swoony, and just a little bit steamy, Sanctuary and Sudden Bonds is a cozy fated mates quick read in the Love in Moonglen series — perfect for a single sitting.
What you're getting
FIRST access before it's live elsewhere. You get an MP3 and WAV file.
Tropes: grumpy/sunshine · fated mates · forced proximity · burnout recovery · found family Heat level: gentle steam Length: quick read (9k words)
Release date (public): 13 May 2026
"I blew on the tea and fumbled as a large man stormed past, herding a cat away. He stopped when he noticed me. Dark hair peeked out from under a black cap. Curly facial hair framed a strong jaw. Deep brown eyes and a frown the size of a gulf. Wolf, pure, predatory.
"The complication I didn’t need was sitting on her deck with a beer, a bowl of chips and her toned legs in short shorts. Her brown hair was up in a high bun. Caramel highlights indicated the level of maintenance despite the holiday laxity. “Mountain man.” She greeted me with a smile that did something to my chest."