Heaven Sent

Heaven’s Rejects MC Series, Book 1

De: Avelyn Paige

Narrado por: Alexander Cendese, Jillian Macie

From an internationally best-selling author comes the story of a broken MC Vice President war hero and a woman with dark secrets could destroy everything he loves, including his heart....

Desperate to escape the demons of her past, Dani is on the run. Her plans to hide out in a sleepy Los Angeles suburb turn into a pipe dream, as she is drawn into the secret-filled world of the local motorcycle club. Dani soon learns that her secrets and lies are nothing compared to those kept behind the clubhouse doors. Trying to avoid the suspicious Vice President, she must keep a low profile in order to survive. The trouble comes when the VP has other ideas.

Hero has simple needs. As the Heaven's Rejects Vice President, he has everything he wants at his disposal. But he has his own ghosts that keep him awake at night. When Dani arrives at the clubhouse, he knows he should stay away, but there is something about her dark beauty and the mystery that surrounds her, that makes him burn. There are secrets in her eyes and lies in her smile, and he knows he should put his club first, but Hero's heart and loyalty are about to be tested.

Can a fallen angel with blood-covered wings and the devil himself resist temptation, or will they risk bringing hellfire down on everything that they love?

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Avelyn Paige (P)2018 Tantor

Entertaining

Jillian Macie and Alexander Cendesa did a good job, although Alexander’s voice would probably suit more to a Mafia story. He’s voice was so obnoxious sounding that would fit a Italian hoodlum capo. Lol Really liked Danni’s charachter a no nonsense girl that was able to defend herself. I really liked the president of the MC will there e a story about him?

Idk how to feel

It’s too much going on all at once. Things just boom happening out of nowhere, making no sense. At first it captured my attention but lost it and I haven’t even made it that far. I don’t think I’ll be listening to the rest tbh.

Had potential

It’s just an ok book. The end was rushed and not well written . It felt like the author started off taking her time then got tired and rushed to finish the book. I would say it’s a pass.

MC

This is a story about a woman who meets an MC club. Yes there is club business but in reality is about her life. I liked it.

Characters are awesome!

The story line for this audio book was great. The characters and the drama they brought was intriguing. Loved the narration!

Good Start

to the series, there are some holes in the storyline and a lot maybe too much going on but I think it's all being set up for the continuing series. Narration is done well.

Not bad

It wasn’t the best but not the worse. The wedding song has got to be the worse selection who thought that was a good choice even if they are bikers? I’m sure they could have picked a better one.

Male Narrator SMH

I couldn't deal with the male narrator's voice, but I was able to make it to the end only, because I wanted to see how it ended. I won't be continuing with this series, because of this Narrator. He's not completely horrible it's just his voice is irritating to me. The female Narrator did an excellent job.

Fast Read

Liked the MC’s and the club interactions. Narrators did a good job. There was a HEA, drama, no real angst, and plenty of humor.

Juvenile Writing, Bad Narration

Thought I would like this by the blurb, but in the end I'm surprised I even finished it. The writing was very juvenile. Both characters were immature. There was no heat between them whatsoever to the point I didn't even believe their relationship.

Both of these narrators were meh. The woman's male voices sounded as if she was trying to make the men sound like trolls and the man's female narration sounded like a witch or bad TikTok voice. Also the guys regular voice was as if he wanted the MC to sound like a 1930s gangster.

SPOILER!!!

The FMC roomate/friend gets kidnapped and eventually saved by the MC and is supposedly healing at the same place the FMC is yet she doesn't see or hear about her again until the end of the book? Nor does she ask about her. Weird. Peak moments that were built up with the antagonist gang and other antagonist are solved in one scene where it seemed pointless to build it up. Time frames made no sense throughout. Won't be finishing this series.