Until the World Falls Down

A Novel

By: Jordan Lynde

Narrated by: Casey Jones, Aubrey Vincent

Labyrinth meets Beauty and the Beast in this spellbinding, sexy romantasy debut about a woman with a broken heart, the seductive immortal who imprisons her, the magical labyrinth that may be her salvation, and the dangerous attraction that could destroy them both.

Her freedom or her heart…in forty-eight hours, she'll lose one forever

When a brutal betrayal leaves Nell heartbroken and alone, she makes a desperate wish for love, recklessly offering anything in exchange.

Her plea is heard by Enver, an immortal as wicked as he is beautiful. He sweeps Nell away to his castle that seems to exist out of time and presents her with a bargain: escape his labyrinth within forty-eight hours or surrender to eternity as his lover.

Nell vows to conquer the labyrinth, despite the dangerous attraction she feels for its monstrous ruler. But every stolen moment with him leaves her craving more. And every step deeper into the castle reveals hidden truths about herself…and the curse that holds Enver captive.

Torn between her desire for love and the dark being incapable of loving her, Nell faces an impossible choice. And her time is running out.

Such a great read!

I absolutely loved this story. It even had me crying at the last chapter not knowing what was to come or how it would end. Highly recommend this story! Cannot wait for the next book to come out!

Fun Twist Spicy

Overall I did enjoy the story. The spice was spicy. There were moments I was a little annoyed with the main character. She seemed pretty emotionally immature and constantly went back and forth about her own feelings.

The creative plot

I loved this book, the beginning was odd but I just has to push past the first few chapters but after that I fell in love with everything about this book.

Pleasantly surprised

Throughly enjoyed this book. The narrators were excellent. Very excited to hear book two! Only thing I’d change is for the male roles To be narrated solely by the male narrator and female for the female.

I loved the growth for the main characters…

But I loved the reunification more. The relationship is sufficiently dark and caring. I feel that consent was always obtained with some dubious coercion employed.