Thrall

De: K. A. Riley

Narrado por: Jessie Elwyn

Thrall is based on the fairy tale Cinderella, the first in a new Dystopian Romance series by the author of Recruitment and The Cure.

In the realm of Kravan, children of lower-class citizens are raised in a prison-like structure called "The Tower" from birth until adulthood. Known as the Tethered, they are held in thrall until their powers reveal themselves around the time of their nineteenth birthday.

Every year, the Tethered who are tested and deemed harmless are chosen to leave the Tower and join the outside world as servants to live in the households of the ruling class. Those who are deemed threats are taken away—and no one knows what happens to them, though they suspect the worst.

Shara has spent her entire life in the Tower, longing for the day she will be chosen to leave. She's always been certain her powers would be minimal just as her mother's allegedly were, and that she would be assigned to a life of simple servitude.

When Shara receives her Placement in the home of a Noble family, she feels at first like she has finally found her place in the world. But over time, mysteries begin to reveal themselves about her Proprietor and those who live in the house…including the handsome fellow Tethered who shares a wing of the house with her.

When he offers her an opportunity to attend the annual Prince’s Ball and to see the world of the Nobility for what it truly is, Shara begins to learn the ugly truth about the divisions between the ruling class and the Tethered.

After a life spent in near-isolation, Shara must learn to distinguish friend from foe, and to decide if her new allies are who they claim to be...

Or if they will turn out to be her greatest enemies.

©2023 K.A. Riley (P)2024 K.A. Riley

Bravo!

Well done! If you don’t like any spicy writing you might not want to get this, but I thought it was FANTASTIC! It’s hard to find new story’s to draw me in but she did it! Love!

Couldnt stop listening

I loved this book. I love this author. However most her other books dont have as much sexual stuff. This has quite alot. And very descriptive. Had to listen without my kids in the car. But otherwise wonderful like all her ither books!

Smutty

K.A. Riley and SMUT?! Yes please! Couldn't stop listening it was so good and descriptive

Thrall

I didn’t appreciate the foul language throughout the book. Halfway through I turned it off.

Romance, erotica, teen angst

And dystopia. One of the worst books I’ve ever read. Oh, and quite rapey too.

No.

This was just cringe. It felt like bad fan fiction or something written by a horny high schooler. It reads like a draft of a book. No no no. Safe your money! Save yourself!