Throne of Ash and Rose: The Complete Series

By: Meg Xuemei X

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

This is a stand-alone fantasy romance series. All the series in this Fae Romantasy Universe can be read in any order.


One night. That’s what I demanded.

I had every intention of using her body for my pleasure. To make her bow before me and satisfy all my carnal needs.

Then destiny intervened and revealed a deadly truth—the forbidden Rose, the princess of the last Fae realm, is my fated mate.

For a brutal Sváva Archangel like me, that changes everything.

Despite my raging lust, I must keep her away from me, so she won’t be broken.

But I’ll ensure everyone knows she’s MINE.

* This dark fantasy is full of steamy action, courtly intrigue, and dangerous Alphaholes.

Formerly published as The Empress of Mysth, the revised edition has been updated with new content and editing.

Narrator is terrible

I gave this theee stars but it was hard to understand and differentiate the characters because the narrator did not change her tone or voice so you never know who is speaking.

If you want a romance novel, this is the book for you.

I most of the time don't mind the sex scenes, but I felt like the story suffered because of the amount in this book. unique idea for a storyline though.

A Great Listen

A slow beginning but great story. The virtual voice reading wasn't my cup of tea but did alright. Would be better if it added in some acting skill or inflections somewhere.. Read like it is a bed time story which was hard to listen to during heated scenes and battles.

Narration is not good story is lacking

Narration is so bad, no attempt to do a male side kind of voice, leaving me barely sure whose supposed to be talking. The whole book is about his romantic frustrations with an attempt to add drama and depth that isn’t really believable. If it was not free I’d have stopped listening in the first few minutes.

Storyline good, narration terrible

Virtual voice took away from the story!! I think this would have been a good listen if a real person read it.