I Married an Incubus

Prime Mating Agency

By: Regine Abel

Narrated by: Daryl Mayfield

A match made in Hell…

When investigative reporter Malaya Velasco accidentally uncovers the corruption of one of the highest judges of the Obosian justice system, she is framed and condemned to a life sentence on the deadly prison planet Molvi. In her despair, she begs the Prime Mating Agency for an arranged marriage with one of the Wardens of the prison. Her match? A sinfully handsome Obosian Hell Lord with a sharp tongue, intriguing piercings, and icy-blue eyes cold enough to freeze hell over.

After recently regaining freedom from enslavement, the last thing Kronos needs is more off-worlder drama, let alone a so-called human soulmate—who happens to be a criminal no less! But justice must be served, and a soul as pure and mesmerizing as Malaya’s must be protected, whatever the cost to himself.

With their enemy always two steps ahead, both the life of his mate and the future of his House are on the line. Will Kronos be the protector Malaya so desperately needs while she proves her innocence, or are they both doomed to fail?

©2023 Regine Abel (P)2024 Regine Abel

amazing author amazing narrator

I love this author she is my favorite and this narrator is also my favorite and when he gets into character and does the voices of the other characters in this awesome story it just takes my mind off to another place

Enjoyed this

I was hesitant, because the first title I read from Regine "The Nightmare" I wanted to drop Midway, this title even though it had me rolling my eyes through a few cringe moments I enjoyed this alot more! Malaya was a enjoyable female lead, though I disliked how she didn't have any part in helping her or Kronos win their cases. If anything she seemed more like a liability since she got caught once already and Ruiz used the information she gained that time to cover his corruption. But she was a strong character nonetheless. Kronos was a dreamboat. Absolutely no notes. Tough but oh so sweet. He's the reason this book is a overall 5, you'll fall in love. Daryl is perfect, perfect voice casting.

Awesome book

Love Regine Abel's ability to create all of these unique universes with their own rules and traditions. Each hero is special. plus Daryl Mayfield is an excellent actor who brings the story to life.

Love it!

This story was very interesting but the more interesting is the narrator! Most of the time a dual narrative story but this one narrator I can picture both characters no problem!

love this series!!

Best monster series out there and the narrator is spectacular! He can read any type of character voice without disturbing the plot. Definitely worth the credit!

P.M.A.

well worth the credit these books and the worlds there portrayal make me wish I lived in them there like the best of dreams

I love it😍💕💕

I love each and every one of of this book series. each book is better than the last. ans the message at the beginning of each book it is so inspiring.

really good, almost great

Dang, Regine, this was almost great. However, the resolution to the main conflict being mainly off page was really anticlimactic... I wanted a closer look at the villain take down dammit. Otherwise, I really enjoyed this one

Promising setup, poor execution

This book lost all its stars for the quality of the romance. No one can say Regine Abel doesn’t have ideas. She has TOO MANY ideas. But the quality of the romance: the casual touches, the intimacy, the slow spiritual connection has been completely lost. Maybe the series has gone on too long? Or maybe this author should do a genre switch, true crime or detective or straight fantasy?

My other issue is with the heroine and that WTF ending. Malaya (h) is an investigative reporter and without giving away too much, this book ends with her SUPRESSING the truth. For the ‘good’ of the public. Her exorbitant payoff was presented in the form of compensation for her wrongful imprisonment and the defamation of her character. But she basically took a bribe to support a cover up. In addition (by her own admission) if she hadn’t lucked out and bagged a powerful husband (thanks to Kayog) she would be dead, not alive, rich and powerful in her own right.

This book was supposed to be a whimsical alien romance 😭. Instead the only moral of this story is that: power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.