Her Villains

Her Villains, Book 1

De: Jade Presley

Narrado por: Holly Chandler, Edward Black

In order to save her people, she must marry her enemies.

I'm the Shattered Isle princess.

I've grown up on horror stories about the four All Plane princes, and now I've been promised to them as their bride in order to usher in peace between our two warring realms.

First, I have to earn their trust. Second, I must do what my father raised me to do—kill them all. But the task is almost impossible when each of the princes have an unflinching need to claim me as theirs.

The chemistry between us is electric. They're danger and desire and forbidden temptation, and I've never tasted anything as sinfully sweet.

When secrets are unveiled, I realize there is more to my villains than I ever thought possible. Now I'm in a battle with my heart, and choosing the wrong side of this war could cost me everything.

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Jade Presley (P)2023 Tantor

Gets better and better

This book is definitely a comfort read for me! Now having an audio give me the chance to listen to it over and over again!

Forget marvel comparisons from ads

I seen the ads for this referencing a marvel character like theme, personally I enjoyed this much better throwing that out the window. This book has a great amount of steam and I enjoyed the relationship building between the characters. Look forward to more of this series. I think everyone needs some more lock and steel.

meh going to dnf

kinda sexy, but the narrators are so unsexy and dry the context isn't enough to keep me interested. these performers would be better suited for history, non fiction or maybe self help. if it's re recorded I will definitely buy and retry.

Endings are for killing, not talking.

Surely there could have been another way to continue the series, as the chat battle is such a stupid trope. She was raised as an assassin…well, an assassin wouldn’t have a conversation, they would just kill the target from the shadows. Weak writing. Mediocre narration.

Unfulfilled Potential

This story has good bones, unfortunately these bones weren’t built upon well. The story itself is interesting, but the author fails to explore its depths. Suddenly this girl is married off to multiple men and the author skims over the character’s feelings, just touching on them lightly. Like … this could have been such a good story but the author just missed the mark.

The female narrator was bland sounding - very little inflection in her voice. The male narrator was okay, but was overshadowed by how boring the female narrator was.

I know this sounds harsh, but I listen to a LOT of audiobooks and rarely leave reviews - but felt compelled to after listening to this story. Because phew, y’all … just skip this one. Goodness knows I’m not listening to book two. This will not be your new thrilling RH to get lost in.