Unrestrained

The Unrestrained Series, Volume 3

By: S. E. Lund

Narrated by: Emma Wilder

From USA Today best-selling romance author S. E. Lund, Audiobook 3 in the Unrestrained series. Newly engaged, Drake and Kate start their life together in Nairobi, Kenya, where Drake is teaching and working as a surgeon to help out an old friend. Before they can even get settled in their new home, they are faced with challenges to their view of themselves and their relationship. Will their love survive? Unrestrained is the third audiobook in the best-selling trilogy, in which the intense and passionate relationship between Drake and Kate unfolds, as they search for their happy ever after.

©2014 Susan Elizabeth Lyons (P)2017 Susan Elizabeth Lyons

Exceptional !

Loved all the detail regarding the emotions with their struggles in loving and trusting again was good. I believe many women would love to be loved sexually like Kathri6 was by Darker. I know I would!

Love this series!!!

Would you listen to Unrestrained again? Why?

Yes, Yes and Yes! The unrestrained series is off the charts fantastic/hot! The story between Kate and Drake is so well written, and Emma Wilder is amazing at bringing it to life. Her male voice is just as amazing as her female...which makes a huge difference in listening to a story.

What did you like best about this story?

This story wasn't so much into DS as it was about Kate and her finding her voice.

Which character – as performed by Emma Wilder – was your favorite?

D-R-A-K-E

Wonderful!

What a great emotional story! I wish I could give it more stars! The narrator was fantastic!

I am unrestrained

YEP - you are rooting for this girl and then when you realize that "daddy" might be a bit kinky and approves ... you feel like you want to stand up and cheer ... take that mean girl best friend.

D/s in real life

I love Emma Wilder as a narrator, and she does a great job with the intense emotions throughout this story. I think it does a great job of straddling fantasy and reality in terms of character and conflict (no idea about the fidelity of how Kenya is portrayed). I have personally experienced the aggressive attention of an unwanted suitor who thinks he is better for me than my husband because he is more dominant than my man, so that part really hit home for me. It was also gratifying to see Kate really work through her identity more, Drake come to terms with what it means to be a present life partner, and the evolution of Kate's relationship with her father.