G.O.D.S.

Gifted. Obedient. Deadly. Students., Book 1

By: Jaye Pratt

Narrated by: Rupert Channing, Maddison Rocks

The G.O.D.S are trained from birth for an organization called Olympia.

Team Hades, genetically modified to be the best, lost one of their own a long time ago. Losing her changed them since they no longer had a heart to protect, turning them into deadly weapons.

When I show up, Team Hades is thrown into a spin of mixed emotions, ones they were never trained to master. None of them can understand why they are drawn to me, why the memories of their heart are resurfacing, and it's tearing them apart.

Could I be the one they lost? Or is this just another test?

After receiving a mysterious note, I am determined to get to the bottom of everything. No matter what the cost.

I can't seem to catch a break, having spent the last couple of years bouncing between foster homes, after my best friend promised to come back for me.

My latest foster house starts unravelling details about my past, my best friend, and about a girl who I don't remember. The more I uncover, the more I realize there is so much more going on than I could have imagined.

How can I be so determined to uncover the truth but feel so close to everyone involved? What's the point in knowing everything for it to be ripped away in the blink of an eye?

Revenge is a dish best served cold, and everyone involved will pay.

©2021 Jaye Pratt (P)2025 Podium Audio

The story seemed to be really good.

I could get past the slow monotone narration. There wasn’t a whole lot of feeling on the female part. It was just very slow reading. However, I was excited because the story sounded really good. So if you ever change the narrator, I’ll definitely give it another shot.

It was OK

I had low expectations going into this, but the premise was actually pretty interesting. It was a bit violent and gross, but also entertaining. I give it 3 stars.

The unit news is what kept meinvolved in the story.

I didn't care for the female narrator. The male narrative was much better. There was a chance to make this book much better if Jollie had been given more expressive narrative. It was flat and slow. Other than that it's a good story so far.

couldn't take the narrator

the story itself was good but the fm narrator was unbearable to listen to. I can't comment on the other as I never made it far enough to hear

Amazing

So excited that this awesome series has been brought to Audio and both narrator’s do a fantastic job! I was so engrossed in Jaye’s world I didn’t want to leave and beyond excited for the next book to come to audio!