Unforgotten Family

An Ariel Kimber Novel

De: Mary Martel

Narrado por: Melissa Schwairy

Ariel Kimber has settled into life with her family and coven. Everything seems to be as it should, and she finally feels like she's exactly where she needs to be in her life. Her dad is awesome, and she loves getting to know him. Her guys are the best, and she falls deeper in love with them by the day. Her job at Fortunes for the Unfortunate does not suck, and she's more than happy to spend her days there. Her guardians have become family to her, and she finally thinks she's living the good life. But, like everything else in Ariel's life, that goodness does not last.

When the Council comes to call, she answers, and refuses to bend to their will. They are not men who take this lightly, and there will be consequences. Her dream walking has gotten out of control and takes her to someone she can't forget or leave behind. Her life quickly becomes a mess, and she's forced to do things that threaten her relationships in order to try and dig her way out of it. She'll do anything for the sake of her coven, but at what cost? And will they forgive her when it's all said and done?

©2021 Mary Martel (P)2021 Mary Martel

Wow!!!!

The Council is so bad!!!! Just wow!!!! I love the depth Mary is going to in this series. I love the conversations, connections, everything. I also love this new coven. I can’t wait to see what happens next.

There was a lot in this one book, really gripping!

I am loving seeing this book progression, things are finally moving quicker and more forcefully in terms of the plot and the direction the author is going. I was sucked in by the different side plots/tangents and the side characters as well. This book had something for everyone!

Won't give spoilers away, but love the inclusion of the other coven and meeting their members (I assume they will be a bigger part of Isobel's stories so I am excited especially with their dynamics in this one). I loved Baxter's short moment, made me giggle so hard (fell more for this kid after Dash's novella!). The vileness of the Council was very apparent in this one, blatant that no one could argue. It was good to see them for what they truly are. I don't know how Ariel can get over what she had to experience and I will leave it at that! I will say I was disappointed with her guys and I wish she made them stew a little bit longer. She was so hurt before and vowed to not let them off the hook once they found out the truth but alas, wasn't the case.

I thought the newest person Ariel was seeing in her dreams was amazingly done. Like the storyline for them was great and I freaked out while driving home once I realized who it was. Squealed from happiness hahaha. I appreciated some of the guys stepping up more, loved seeing some of them have domineering sides, and don't even get me started on the 🔥🔥🔥 M/M moments, like I NEED MORE, it was so yummy and tasteful haha. I will say her and Quinton have an interesting relationship, like I knew that going in and its been building with each book. But in this one in particular they were mostly annoyed/at each other's throats for 80% of the book. So much yelling and growling and being mad at each other. Just felt like a little too much, wasn't as balanced as the others and it took me out of the story when I noticed at a couple phrases that Quinton used a bunch. Overall 5 stars for the story ❤️

The narration was the best I think of the series so far. The emotions Ariel and the guys go through. The disgust we felt and experienced for Marcus. The way the new character was done when Ariel met them was superb, the way she did the breathing and pain and everything. So good, made those scene even better/enhanced the experience. Even the newcomers at the end with their reactions and Quinton made me laugh and excited for future books. I hope the next full book comes out on audio soon, I just get through them faster than reading.

Love this story - The FMC gets stronger each book!

I love to progression of the FMC as she gets stronger in each book!! Waiting for the next book.