Queen Me

Immortal Vices and Virtues, Book 2

De: Amber Lynn Natusch

Narrado por: Kit Swann, Tyler Darby

Duración: 10 h y 27 m

Resumen del Editor

He corners me in an alley. An assassin. A killer of killers. A usurped king.

The Moonlight Wraith is hungry to regain his stolen throne, and he claims I have the magic he needs to secure his vengeance.

He must have lost his sanity along with his kingdom, because the only true ability I possess is wielding my smart mouth at times I shouldn't. So I do what any drunk human trying to survive in a supernatural world might do—I throw up on his shoes.

Despite my attempts to refuse the sexy fae, I soon find myself sucked into his war—and lost in his penetrating silver stare. The way he looks at me makes it seem like he wants me for more than just revenge. But how could a powerful fae king fall for a lowly human outcast like me?

I'm no queen.

And once he figures that out, my heart won't be the only casualty.

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Amber Lynn Natusch (P)2024 Tantor

Great Story But It Could Be Phenomenal with a Better Actress

Overall, I really enjoyed the story. I love the flashes of humor the sensuality and the suspense. The only thing I did not like about this book was the female actress who sounded like she was whining the whole time she was reading every scene.

She sounded like a victim the whole time. A person with low self-esteem which is fine except she could at least sound like she was enjoying sensual time with the male lead, but she sounded like she was whining even then.

She whined when she was happy.
She whined when she was standing up for herself.

The story was so good but I almost stopped listening to it because of how annoying the female reader was but I like audio books so that I can exercise and get entertainment at the same time.

The Betrayal

This might’ve been better if I’d read it rather than listened. The female narrator made the MFC seem very whiney. She had a decent mimic for the MMC voice, but this was primarily told from the MFC’s perspective. I would’ve liked to see more from him. Following the first book in this series, it was kind of disappointing. The first book was incredible. That said, this is a different author and different writing style. While the MMC oozed sex appeal, the MFC was very awkward and embarrassing as well as very juvenile. There wasn’t much spice and when the spice hit it left much to be desired. The betrayal at the end though. WOW.