Rock My World

Khargals of Duras, Book 7

By: Zara Zenia

Narrated by: Chase Ripley

A stony guardian warrior. A woman obsessed with a mystery. A destined love that crosses worlds....

The gargoyles who fell to Earth have perched and secretly observed humans, but the Rose Syndicate’s threat to use garg technology to create super weapons means the gargs must act before humans pays the price.

Mogul has suffered for years, both at the hands of his fellow gargs and with the losses of the humans he has let into his heart. Never again. With the help of his only two friends, Mogul is determined to take down the Rose Syndicate and get off this planet. The last thing he needs is emotional entanglements, and his injured wings prevent him from injecting the mating serum even if he wanted to.

Kira is determined to unravel the mystery surrounding the objects found at the archeological dig near her childhood home. Science has always been her friend, something to keep her company during all the lonely nights when her father’s absence was felt so strongly. It sent her running to seek comfort with the stone gargoyles on the roof.

When Kira discovers Mogul’s beacon at the dig site and her father and the Rose Syndicate threaten, Mogul must swoop in to rescue the girl he’s watched grow into a beautiful woman. Fighting the threat against humanity, along with his growing attraction for Kira, is no easy task, but Mogul must do both to reach his ultimate goal - home.

Even if Kira is his mate, what can a damaged garg like Mogul offer? And with the ships from home only days away from rescuing the gargs from Earth, can Mogul take down the Rose Syndicate without losing his heart in the process?

Rock My World is a standalone, science fiction romance story that features a loving human female and an alien gargoyle - part of the collaborative series, Khargals of Duras. This pause register science fiction romance story has no cliffhanger, no cheating, and a guaranteed happy ending!

©2019 Zara Zenia (P)2019 Zara Zenia

I liked it

Basic gargoyle alien romance but for a Saturday listen while cleaning, it was good. Ill buy more

Paranormal

This paranormal audiobook was interesting and entertaining. I have not read many books about gargoyles so this was different. There are elements of intrigue, betrayal, angst and steamy love bonds between humans and gargoyles. Chase Ripley is a new narrator to me and he did a great job.

Good book

This was a pretty good book about gargoyles/aliens. I will check out the rest of the series. Chase Ripley did a very good job with the narration. I received this free copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

I liked it

I got this story via audiobook boom and this is my voluntary review. I loved this story from the beginning. A little girl sits on the roof and talks to gargoyles, not knowing that they actually hear her. One of them is special to her and when she grows up and is caught in evil perpetrated by her father is saved by this gargoyle. The story gets better as it goes along. The ending is nice and the world-building good. I like it that humor is sprinkled in with the suspense. This is another example of how inhumane some humans can be. Good story overall. It was also a stand-alone that was part of a group of stories. I didn't listen to any of the others yet was able to follow this story to its conclusion.

Good read.

I feel like I debated through this book on if I should finish it or not. I did. I enjoyed it. This book just won't be something I listen to again.

"I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review."

DNF

The best part of this book is the performance by the narrator. Otherwise, I am struggling to find good things to say. I didn't hate the plot in theory, but the execution is sorely lacking. Both main characters are pretty flat and 2 dimensional, which isn't necessarily a deal breaker in this genre. What did it for me was the smut sections, which sounded like they were written by a person who has never seen a naked woman before, and who isn't terribly comfortable with the concept.