Lost Touch

Mismatched Mates, Book 5 (Unabridged)

By: Eliot Grayson

Narrated by: Chris Chambers

Not being able to feel pain might sound like heaven . . . but it's a living hell.

After enduring more than a year of imprisonment and experimentation, Ash is finally free—but not unscathed. Unable to feel pleasure or pain, and without any memories of his life before his ordeal, he's at the mercy of his rescuer: an alpha werewolf who promises he'll protect Ash no matter what.

Drew is handsome, caring, and kind, but he might not be all he seems, and he's suffering his own ill effects of his briefer imprisonment. When he burst into Ash's cell drenched in blood after ripping their torturers to pieces, Ash looked into his eyes and didn't see anything but safety.

But he's dangerous. And if he can't control himself, Ash could suffer a worse fate than the one he escaped . . .

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Eliot Grayson (P)2022 Tantor

Character building was on point!

I enjoyed this story but I wish there was a resolution with Drew’s family. I wanted to know how that faired - maybe it will be mentioned in the next book. Fingers crossed.

Sweet

Thos was a beautiful love story. The characters were well flushed out and there were some HOT scenes to boot. Very well written.

Love the Mismatched Mates Series

Another great addition to this series. I like how the author tied in characters from previous storylines!

Wondered where they went

It is important to read the other books (or at least the one before this one) I absolutely love when you get to see characters you love from earlier in the series show up again in this one!

like his voice

I really like this guy's voice and so far this series has been pretty good this one and the one right before it were my favorite so far!

Enjoyed it!

I really enjoyed this book ! Maybe one of my favorites out of the series . Narrator did a great job as always

next book please!

the story and the narrator's delivery was superb and was able to take me out of my hectic day and transport me to a great story!

Love this series!

I love this book! I really enjoy this series, I enjoyed finding out more about two of the other captives from Lost & Found. I hope there are more books/audiobooks in the future following all of the characters in the Mismatched Mates series!

So good!

4.5

So basically same feelings as the last one, though there was definitely more initially. I was really into their dynamic, though I’m sure it wouldn’t be for everyone. The whole “use me” thing just worked for me, especially given the context. I think while I still would have loved a little more of their relationship, it’s not that it wasn’t there it’s just that most of the time Drew wasn’t in his right mind anyway. I loved them though and I hope we see more of them.

I also loved seeing the previous couples more in this book. It picked up a lot once they made it to them, and it was nice to see more of their growing relationships and personalities. Hopefully that’ll continue with Ash & Drew too!

Super angsty, unique circumstances

The plot is solid. Post-trauma breakout of the torture/warlock testing jail, both main characters have to pretend to be mates, for safety’s sake. Both have mysterious side effects from their recent past (no torture occurs or is described in the story). It is a unique set of circumstances (book blurbs and other reviews describe them). The story is interesting, but gets slow in a few places. The story is mostly character driven, so the plot takes a back seat to the s3xy scenes and character development at times. Disclaimer: I like my books with as little angst as possible. This book overwhelmed me with internal monologues filled with angst and second guessing. If you like the emotional roller coaster, this book would be an awesome choice for you. It has a solidly satisfying happy ending. Chris Chambers seems to be evolving as a narrator, with emotions and character voices unique and distinct. In previous books, breath sounds distracted me, but they were completely absent in this recording and the story played out like a fantastic drama in my ears. Great job Chris!