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Between the Devil and the Sea

By: Chani Lynn Feener
Narrated by: Dan Levy
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What happens when a devil claims a demon?

Detective Shadow Yor hates his life.

He spends all of his time, day after day, struggling against the demons in his head that tell him he’s a worthless, unlovable person. This doesn’t change when he’s sent on a new assignment with his partner to solve a series of murders. He’s good at his job and will find whoever did it, there’s no doubt there. The only question is whether or not he’ll be able to keep himself together, or if his empathic abilities will finally be the death of him.

Apollo Orobas is bored.

He’s bored of his secret nighttime proclivities and bored of playing the part of charming neighborhood do-gooder. Apollo isn’t good, never has been, but just when he’s starting to think life holds no interest, Shadow Yor stumbles into his sights. It doesn’t take long for him to figure out the detective is also hiding his true self, and suddenly coaxing Shade’s monster out into the light is all Apollo can think of. As obsession sinks its claws in, he decides it’s time for a new game, one Shade is going to play with him. Whether he likes it or not.

Kidnapped and forced to endure whatever twisted plans Apollo has in store, Shade struggles to hold onto his idea of right and wrong, but the more he tries to resist, the more those lines start to blur. What chance does a mere demon have against an actual devil? Especially one who soothes those twisted voices in his head and makes him feel for the first time ever that maybe he isn’t as unlovable as he’s always believed.

Trigger Warning: This is a stand-alone dark romance which means there are many themes that some might find disturbing. Some of these include, but are not limited to, dub-con, violence, a seriously obsessed male lead, a male lead who deals with low self-esteem, and explicit sexual content not suitable for all listeners. Please be sure to check out the Author's Note for a complete list of warnings! HEA guarantee!

©2023 Chani Lynn Feener (P)2024 Chani Lynn Feener
Romantic Science Fiction
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I love Between the Devil and the Sea!

Wow! This book is intense. So dark and delicious! I loved every second of it. I can't wait to read Gael's story. He's awesome. I love Shade and Apollo. They're both total badasses. Talk about a roller coaster ride, but they are so hot together.
I read this before and I'm almost finished listening to the audiobook. The narrator makes Apollo scarier than he seemed when I was reading this in my own head. I love it!

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Overall, it was a interesting spin on supernatural romance. The story was cryptic in a good way. Some of the story felt repetitive and it seemed like there were times the story came to an end/should have ended but kept going almost unnecessarily. I can't decide if the narrator was the right choice, at times I wouldn't know who was speaking unless the name was stated. maybe if there was a secondary speaker, because I didn't get "honey voice" from Apollo, it was more grating. I really only finished the book because I didn't have anything else to read, but I could have honestly dropped it and not really been bothered

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