Hunted

An Eternal Guardians Novella - 1001 Dark Nights

De: Elisabeth Naughton

Narrado por: Elizabeth Wiley

Erebus: Dark in every sense of the word, a skilled and lethal warrior, and sinfully sexy by design.

Since the dawn of modern man, Erebus was Hades' secret weapon in the war between the immortal realms. Until Hades lost the minor god in a bet to his older brother Zeus. For the last 100 years, Erebus has trained Zeus's Siren warriors in warfare and the sexual arts. But he's never stopped longing for freedom. For a life filled with choice. And lately, he also longs for one Siren who entranced him during their steamy seduction sessions. A nymph he quickly became obsessed with and who was ripped from his grasp when her seduction training was complete. One he's just learned Zeus has marked for death because she failed the last Siren test.

Before Erebus can intercede on the nymph's behalf, she escapes Olympus and flees into the human realm. In a fit of rage, Zeus commands Erebus to hunt her down and kill her. Erebus sees his opportunity to finally go after what he wants, but he's torn. Freedom means nothing if the Siren at the center of his fantasies doesn't truly crave him back. Because defying the gods will unleash the fury of Olympus, and if he chooses her over his duty, whether she joins him in exile or not, the hunter will become the hunted.

©2017 Elisabeth Naughton (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

Meh

I adore this series and wait impatiently for a new one to be published, this one included. I just couldn't connect with characters and their supposedly great love felt flat. Sure, the chemistry is there and a great amount of lust. But love? Not really. So, meh, and a solid 3 stars for the story. Cause everything else was great as always.

Still love this series

There aren't enough words in the English language to really express how much I love this series.

Entertaining

An action-packed and enjoyable listen, this is another stepping stone in the Argonauts saga. The narrator Elizabeth Wiley has remained the same one throughout the series and does a pretty good job of keeping the tone of the books steady.