Captive Witch

Twin Rivers Captive Series, Book 1

By: September Stone

Narrated by: Amy Melissa Bentley, Alex Kydd

A powerful witch. Four unlikely guardians. A curse that will create an unstoppable monster.   

Enslaved for years by a powerful crime lord, Bryn has been forced to harness her elemental magic to create vile potions that have harmed countless supernaturals.   

When the compound she's called home is attacked, Bryn escapes and tastes freedom for the first time in more than a decade.   

But when the sins of her past race to catch up with her, she realizes a taste might be all the freedom she's destined for. Bryn's unusually strong earth magic puts a target on her back, and when she's hit with a deadly curse, her only hope comes in the form of four dangerously sexy supernaturals.   

Taj, the fire-affinity witch who worked as her jailer. Poe, a panther-shifter assigned to bring in Bryn for a bounty. Silas, a daemon with a dark past. And Calder, a telekinetic and Bryn's first love.   

If the five of them can't work together, the curse will claim Bryn's life and her magic. If that happens, it will spell disaster for supernaturals everywhere.   

Contains mature themes.

©2019 September Stone, LLC (P)2019 Tantor

Just okay

Even though the action starts off right at the beginning, I felt like the book was slow to start. I finally started to get into around 2/3 the way through, but I think I may have already checked out by then. We have 4 guys in the RH, but I am only feeling a connection between her and 2 of them. Since it's a series, it's possible that there will be more connection later on, but it just wasn't there for me now. And the way the smexy scenes were thus far, it feels like it will be more of a WhyChoose book, and less RH.

I listened to the audiobook, and while the narrators are good, only 1 of the 4 guys has a distinct accent, so telling them apart was near impossible, and I spent a lot of time trying to figure out who was talking or thinking.

Definitely not a favorite

The story plot was a good idea, however the follow through left way too much out. The stupidity of the FMC was too much & the narrators were awful. Definitely not worth the money at all...