Midlife Sight

Lia Davis · L.A. Boruff

Dec 2023 · Hunting After Forty Book 2 · Tantor Media Inc · Narrated by Coleen Marlo

About this audiobook

Despite her endless attempts to pull Blair Braden back into hunter life, Lily Walker and Blair are fast becoming friends. The only thing they don't see eye-to-eye on is Blair's retirement. And Blair is retired, thanks very much. But when Pearl Walker, aka Granny Ice Queen, aka the matriarch of the hunters, selects Blair to be the new liaison between the shifters and the hunters, Blair's hiatus from hunting is no longer permanent. As Blair scrambles out of retirement, she finds herself having insanely powerful visions and an irresistible desire to help the objects of them. As soon as she meets the man in her first vision, she can't stop thinking about him. The handsome alpha wolf wants nothing to do with her, but at least she can help save his pack. Meanwhile, Lily seems intent on keeping up with Reed, the second-in-command of Lachlan's wolf pack. And speaking of the pack, Lachlan's now acting weird. Meggan knows why, but she's not telling. Blair will get to the bottom of it, or else her bestie baby daddy will have to tangle with her new familiar-slash-annoyance. Time to find out if Gil the gnome can do more than just keep Blair on her toes.

About the author

In 2008, Lia Davis ventured into the world of writing and publishing and never looked back. She has published more than twenty books, including the bestselling A Tiger's Claim, the first book in her fan favorite Ashwood Falls series. She and her family live in Northeast Florida, battling hurricanes and very humid summers.

L. A. Boruff is the USA Today bestselling author or coauthor of several series, including Primetime of Life, Witching After Forty, and An Unseen Midlife. She lives in East Tennessee with her husband, three children, and an ever-growing number of cats.

AudioFile Earphones Award winner Coleen Marlo has earned numerous Publishers Weekly Listen-Up Awards and won an Audie Award for her narration of Snakewoman of Little Egypt by Robert Hellenga.