Fostering Faust 2

Fostering Faust, Book 2

By: Randi Darren, William D. Arand

Narrated by: Andrea Parsneau

Alex has taken firm control over his county as the count of Brit. By and large, everything has settled into a fairly normal pattern for him, his Numbered, and his wife. The problem of course is there's still an ongoing war between two duchies, and Regina Tanulf, Alex's liege and lord, has plans for him. Plans that he wants no part of. Except that he doesn't really have a choice in the matter. Everything begins to spin back out of control as a messenger from the Wild Lands arrives with a plea for help. It's time for Alex to get back to work. Because Leah still owns his soul, and if he wants to keep it safe, he needs to make deals in his favor, in her name.

©2019 Randi Darren (P)2022 Randi Darren

Great Story

The story is wonderful, the continuation and the hints of how to connects with Otherlife which started it all.

sooooo good

this author puts out good stuff every single release. I am someone who loved the previous narrators version of this series but I love this narrator as well.

A marvelously Machiavellian MC

If you've ever played D&D and wonder "How can someone be lawful and Evil at the same time ?" you'll find the answer here. The MC joins the short ranks of irredeemably evil yet likeable characters, this is no hero, no antihero, he's not even a villain , he's a greedy manipulative jerk and he's a joy to read.

This is the second time I purchase the book because the marvelous Andrea Parsneau is narrating this version. 100% worth it!

More of the same after Faust 1

if you like Faust 1 you'll probably like this. Seriously contrived but you already know this is just e-pulp. The adult parts are what you'd expect from the author and Andrea does a good job of recycling voices from the other series.

whoops

I figured out what was wrong, my copy of fostering foust 1 has a different narrator, I suppose the series was redone at some point since that series isn't available anymore. Sorry for the previous bad review