Bound to the Marak

An Alien Abduction Romance

By: Callia Silver

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Leonie never expected her quiet life as a nurse in London to end with her being abducted by aliens and sold at an intergalactic auction. But when a masked figure shatters the frenzy with a single word and claims her as his own, everything changes.

She’s taken aboard his ship, given luxurious quarters—and watched. Touched only with care, but owned completely. He speaks in a strange, lyrical tongue. He never removes his mask. And yet, his presence wraps around her like gravity.

Leonie doesn’t know who—or what—he truly is. But one thing is certain: he’s not just powerful. He’s dangerous.

As desire begins to blur the line between captor and companion, Leonie must decide if she’s falling under a spell… or stepping into something deeper.

Because whatever he is, he isn’t letting her go.

Not now. Not ever.

Nice world building

I hope they expand this series and use real human voices.The story is interesting snd a little mysterious. I hope the author will expand further and get more detailed with the love scenese.

Lucky Girl

This story was really good. Not over the top, but not weak by any means... almost an " it could happen" type believability. The character development of the two main characters is what gives this story it's drive. The FMC is strong, fearless, yet still very human. The MMC is ancient, alien, and dark, yet is genuine and has a heart. The virtual voice wasn't bad because I wasn't listening for a performance. I was listening to a book being read to me. I will look for more from this author. The cover drew my attention and it delivered. There is a good balance of sensual spice, but it's not a main focus.

The future 😔

It’s OK to have AI voice, but I know that we have advanced enough to determine Mail from female voices do better

Pretty good

I wish they had a male voice too. The story was pretty good, the narrator was a computer.

I hate AI in my Books

The best thing was the cover. I feel like I listened to a more upbeat Siri and she doesn’t belong reading my books.