Rescued

Brides of the Kindred, Book 30

De: Evangeline Anderson

Narrado por: Mace Earl Finn, Oliver Clarke, Elle Sonali, Elena Campbell

Davrik is a Kindred warrior who lost his beloved wife in a shuttle crash five years ago. Unwilling to accept her loss, he embarks on a mission to find her doppelganger in alternate universes. Sonya, trapped in a world devoid of love, becomes the center of his desperate rescue mission.

Captured by the Scourge and sold to an alien brothel, Sonya's life has taken a dark turn. When Davrik arrives, offering salvation, she is overjoyed at first. But that’s before she discovers a secret that shatters her heart and changes everything she thought she knew.

Lan’ara, an Empath Kindred, senses the emotions of others. Guided by her connection with Nate, a captured ex-Navy Seal, she races against time to save him from the brink of destruction. But Nate is suffering from severe PTSD, which makes him a danger to everyone around him. Can Lan’ara's unique abilities can offer him a chance at healing?

As both couples navigate their separate paths towards redemption, they converge in a final confrontation. Facing the malevolent AllFather's tyranny, they must join forces to overcome the darkness that threatens to consume them all.

In "Rescued," the 30th installment of the Brides of the Kindred series, follow these two couples as they battle their own demons, find love against all odds, and confront a danger beyond imagination. Will they emerge victorious, or will they succumb to a fate worse than death? Find out in this captivating, spicy sci-fi romance that intertwines D/s, wounded warriors, and an enemies-to-lovers journey.

©2023 Evangeline Anderson (P)2023 Insatiable Press

Switching from story to story

I enjoyed the book it keep me interested throughout the book. However the switching of the the chapter of each story was a little confusing because when something exciting was about to happen to one couple in the next chapter it went to the other couple. Overall was excellent to listen to.

Loved it

This has become one of my favorite books by Evangeline; the narrators did a great job with characters and the book held my attention; exactly like when I read it. Two for one great stories is a steal. There was enough of a difference in many of the other books by this author that it was refreshing.

Like the different story’s

I loved the voice differences except Sonya’s voice, it was annoying by the end of the book.

i hate the multiple narrators

there are too many people trying to do the exact same voices. In one chapter the girl may have a high pitched almost squeaky voice, but the next chapter she sounds like a 3 pack a day smoker