Salvation

Angels Halo MC Next Gen, Book 1

De: Terri Anne Browning

Narrado por: Erik Bloomquist, Tina Wolstencroft

Lexa: These feelings I have for Ben can't go anywhere. I'm the Angels Halo MC president's daughter. And he is the sheriff. For the sake of both of us, I have to keep him away.

Ben: Lexa calms the rage that I've struggled with my entire life. I couldn't care less who her father is. Nothing matters but making her mine. Because my broken beauty is where my salvation begins.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Terri Anne Browning (P)2020 Tantor

Male narrator ruined it

I love Angels halo series and was so excited for this book. The female narrator was good but the male narrator just ruined it for me. I forced my way through just to hear the story. Sadly he narrates the rest of the series so I will not be listening.

truly mc

love the next generation so beautiful truly beautiful. just love the series. ben sex sexy.

it's ok

I was not fond of narration, it sounded amateur with poor flow, and almost digital at times. Storyline was good with good plot twist. This is one I would have rather read than listened to.

Good story but….

The story was good. It had the right amount of romance, mc club, family and criminals. The male reader was awful. He sounded demented. He definitely took away from the performance.

Great book, okay narration

What a great start to a new series! Angel’s Halo MC is one of my favorites and this new spin-off series did not disappoint. Lexa and Ben are such a fun couple to read about. The audiobook narration is not as good as the narration in the first series, but still enjoyable.

Repetitive

Alexa gets really annoying and the back and forth between her and Ben gets old. They basically have the same argument over and over throughout the entire story. There are other ways to convey conflict.

OK start

So I might have liked this one better had I read it myself instead of going with the audio. First the parents voices were all off for me honestly Raven is not that sweet and why do Flick and Willa sound like bad NY accents? Though I do have to say Wolstencroft definitely did a better job than Bloomquist I don't know what he was going for there. As for the story itself, I can see the insecurities for Lexa and with what is going on being a little unsure but she was stronger as a child in the other books so this depiction was not expected for me. For me I felt like we were thrust into the middle of a story and I was missing something though I have read all the related series so It just had a weird timeline for me. Now I'm all for romance having leeway with instalove and what not but I mean the initial meeting happens OP and then he's can't live with out her in love and we don't even have a proper introduction to him yet . I found myself rewinding several times to see if I missed something.

Change the Male Narrator!

The male voice performance is really bad and distracts from the book. I hope there is a change for the other books on the series.

It’s okay

I found Erik’s dialect hard to listen too and towards the end, Tina’s pitch got higher. The story was okay but kind of missing some depth or maybe I just couldn’t relate to this particular roller coaster of emotions. One minute she is just so pissed off and he sounds like she is ridiculous for being emotional and she is just like okay, I totally hate my feelings for you *shoulder shrug*, guess that means it’s okay. Needless to say, it’s not my favorite of this authors. I do like her other series though, including the audio.

Ben and Lexa

A seductively sensual, fiery, and intensely captivating ride to go on with Ben and Lexa. An great start to the next generation of Angels Halo MC. It was great to visit with old friends and to see the kids grown. I enjoyed every single moment of this story.