My Soul to Take

By: Meg Anne

Narrated by: Stella Hunter, J.F. Harding

My sin? Falling in love.

People say "Go to Hell" like it's a place. It is. But it's also a state of existence, one with which I'm intimately familiar.

What else would you expect for one of the damned, though? You know, those of us who’ve been cast out. The Fallen Ones.

We’re all doomed to an existence of absolute suffering for daring to piss off the Big Guy.

So what’s my hell?

Knowing what true love is, and being forced to spend the rest of my immortal life without it.

My Soul to Take is a stand-alone forbidden-love-meets-fated-mates romance that explores how far a fallen angel will go for a second chance to save her soulmate.

Content note: This book deals with terminal illness. Please check the author's website for all other content and trigger warnings.

©2023 Meg Anne (P)2023 Meg Anne

Heartwarming, truelove...

Oh that ending had my heart all gooey with the feels!!! This was just like getting a perfect pancake on the first one, very rare and just meant to be. ( Read the book and that sentence will make even more sense. ) Maisie was once an angel but now she is one of Lucifer soul contractors. She handle deals to collect souls. When she summoned on a new deal she come face to face with the love of her past that cause her to loss her wings in the first place. He was to sell his soul so that he may finally live without his illness but she know the true cost of this deal and what a precious gift his soul is. She make a deal for 7 days to try and sway him to not give up his soul, but this may just cost her her heart all over again. These narrators do an amazing job bring so much love and life to this story.

Emotional fantasy romance!

My Soul to Take is a soulmates romance that will tug at your heartstrings. Maisie a fallen angel who is summoned by Sawyer who is terminally ill. Their journey was full of twists and turns and so many emotions to find their true happy ending.

Stella Hunter and J.F. Harding narrate this book in duet and elevate the story with their narration. They were able to capture Maisie and Sawyer’s pain and anguish through their voices. Both narrators gave wonderful performances.

Loved!

My Soul to Take by Meg Anne was such a sweet treat! I loved the bittersweet edge of Maisie and Sawyer’s relationship and the ultimate redemption she receives in her sacrifice for him.

The epilogue was pure meet-cute, new relationship, soul mates reunited magic. Meg tugged at my heart strings and made me laugh out loud at times with this novella that played out like a movie in my mind as I listened.

Stella Hunter gave Maisie so many facets of vulnerability, sass, strength and conviction with her performance. J. F. Harding was irreverently charming and sweet as all the incarnations of Sawyer. I love listening to these narrators perform together!

Heartfelt and beautiful!!

"My Sin? Falling in love." yeah babe me too but just like I couldn't help it neither could Sawyer and Maize.

Before I even started this book, I kept seeing things like "my heart" and "I am not okay" or my personal favorite "why won't the tears stop" so of course I jumped right in the first chance I had.

And Meg Anne, I am seriously not okay!! Why did you have to do that to me? My heart was breaking from start to finish and while the good parts were oh so delicious you knew the inevitable was coming.

Don't misunderstand, this book was incredible. Meg has a way with her stories that have you captivated before you even realize it and My Soul to Take was the same way. I knew it wasn't going to be what I thought it was and while I wanted to spill all the juicy bits I won't. This book deserves to be devoured with as little information as possible.

J.F. Harding brought Sawyer's character to life and while I have heard him do one hell of a cowboy and even a remarkable stutter, I had never heard him do an accent the way he did in this book. That man is really gaining traction and if you haven't listened to his narrations, you are sorely missing out. And then the queen herself, Stella Hunter. She did incredible as usual. When Maize's heart was breaking so was Stella's and that really is the test of a good narrator in my opinion. If you can't hear the emotions in their voice, then something is missing.

Truly, this might be one of my favorite Meg Anne standalones that I have read, and I don't' want to let the characters go. From the first chapter to that breathtaking ending, she had her claws into me. I truly hope we get more in this world that Meg Anne has started to build.

Fascinating & Heartfelt! Amazing Story & Listen🎧

Meg Anne continues to blow me away with another amazing and beautifully written paranormal fantasy romance novel. It is a love story like no other, an original story with fascinating storylines that captivate your attention and tugs at your heartstrings the entire time.  I adored both lead characters, Maisie and Sawyer. Maisie, a fallen angel, is a contractor for the devil and Sawyer has a terminal illness who is looking to live a life without pain and illness. To do that, he will need to make a deal with the devil and sell his soul, and Maisie would be the one to seal that deal. Except, she recognizes something in Sawyer and for her own personal reasons, she does not want him to make that deal. She can not tell him that, so she buys some time, hoping to change his mind. I loved how everything played out in this book, the plotting and world building is fantastic and so is the character growth and development. And that twist at the end was incredible. Meg Anne, thank you for this exceptional story and emotional rollercoaster ride. 

🎧📚🎧 And for the fabulous narration, Stella Hunter and J.F. Harding were the perfect cast to bring these characters to life. They had a complete understanding of the characters they were portraying, giving each a voice a voice that was fitting and was believable in the roles they played. Hunter nailed the role of Maisie, fully embodying her personality, internal struggle, strength, and determination. Her accent from Maisie's past life was also incredible. Harding was just as amazing as Sawyer, grasping the struggle with his illness and his determination to free of it at any cost. You could hear how much heart they put into their performance, capturing their characters’ emotions and have you feeling them all. These wonderfully talented voice artists are entertaining storytellers and a pleasure to listen to. Thank you for another exceptional listen.