Queen of Volts

The Shadow Game Series, Book 3

By: Amanda Foody

Narrated by: Shiromi Arserio

Return to the City of Sin, where the final game is about to begin...and winning will demand the ultimate sacrifice.

Only days after a corrupt election and brutal street war, one last bloodthirsty game has begun. The players? The 22 most powerful, notorious people in New Reynes.

After realizing they have no choice but to play, Enne Scordata and Levi Glaisyer are desperate to forge new alliances and bargain for their safety. But while Levi offers false smiles and an even falser peace to the city’s politicians, Enne must face a world where her true Mizer identity has been revealed...and any misstep could turn deadly.

Meanwhile, a far more dangerous opponent has appeared on the board, one plucked right from the most gruesome legends of New Reynes. As the game takes its final, vicious turn, Levi and Enne must decide once and for all whether to be partners or enemies.

Because in a game for survival, there are only losers....

And monsters.

©2020 Amanda Foody (P)2020 Blackstone Publishing

Horrible ending....

why not have a good ending for Levi??? story was good just needed more depth

A Great Series!

This was a GREAT Series, I looked forward to each book. I would listen to it again.

the narrator still works

there are so many negative reviews about the narrator- it didn't bother me one bit. honestly, barely noticed. maybe because i listened to something else in between. if you liked book one and two this one is still a good listen.

A great final book

As with the other books, this story was written well, and kept my attention. Queen of Volts had twists and turns and unexpected changes. I love when a story has a good conclusion, and this was no exception. I have thoroughly enjoyed this series and would love to see it turned into a movie! I listened on Audible and was disappointed the same narrator for the first two books wasn't used. This narrator didn't do the voices as well, so it was hard to tell who was speaking but the Author fixed it with giving the speaker's name. I had to turn the speed up to 1.15 just to feel like it was being read normally. She has a pleasant voice but was too slow and it didn't fit the story.

Not ADHD FRIENDLY NARRATOR

the cadence the tone. The story is so good, and I listened to the first two on audio. Returned this last one waiting on the physical book to come in the mail. Tried multiple times can’t make it past two minutes into chapter two. The audio is weird and makes it hard to focus or follow. Being make the old narrator! Or I hope any future narrators will take notes on previous ones specially if they are reading as the same character.