Thrasher

Royal Bastards MC: Portland Oregon, Book 1

By: K.L. Savage

Narrated by: Raven Rose, Leo Barnabas

Home is where the heart is. That’s what I was taught. Until I met her....

We’ve been traveling all over the country, recruiting new members for our club. Before we call it quits, we make a pitstop in Las Vegas. I’m owed a debt, and I’ve come to collect.

It’s been awhile since I spoke to the president of the Ruthless Kings. And I’m calling in my marker. I figured I’d ask for cash, maybe a few new recruits, arms-dealer networks, but he said no. That’s fine.

But then I set my sights on her. A blonde bombshell. Yeah, she’s mine. And after I have her, Reaper and I will call it even. We are only here for a few days. Time is not on my side to whisk her away. There are a few problems.

I’ve learned every good thing comes with its own challenges. And she’s a good thing. She’s shy, bashful, and won’t let me near her. And the Ruthless Kings are getting in my way. But I’m not leaving without her. It’s a good thing I don’t.

Because another man enters the picture, one that she seems terrified of, and I don’t like to see those doe eyes scared. I’ll slay her dragons and make sure she lives the fairy-tale she’s always wanted.

It’s time take to take my heart home.

In Portland.

She might have been my target, but she ended up marking me.

©2021 Ruthless Underworld LLC (P)2021 Ruthless Underworld LLC

great read.

loved it. great narrators. I hope to see more audio books with this MC.. had some really funny bits in it.

Male Narration ruined it.

This book has me up and down as to whether I liked it or not.
Overall it was a good story, but has alot of holes and rushed through so fast at some places and painfully slow in others. But the worst part was the male narration. His parts all sounded like they were drunk, high, or just pervy.

He completely missed the persona of the characters. This is supposed to be an current day MC book and lead was miscast as a 50's James Stewart.

What a Ride!!!

I don't know how K. L. Savage does it and picks the perfect narrators for every story. Raven Rose and Leo Barnabas were amazing and I loved this book brought to life. Thrasher thought that coming back from the sand box was his biggest battle but when he see Delilah, Reaper's sister, he knows that he will do anything to possess her. I loved this book and I can't wait for more from this MC. I need to know what happens next. I love these authors so much they are simply amazing!!!

Thrasher is a great beginning to this new series!

Leo and Raven did an incredible job narrating and giving Thrasher and Delilah their voices. Thrasher has a very traumatic event in his past that still affects him to this day. You can feel the emotions that Leo puts into narrating Thrasher, especially the traumatic event in his past. Leo made me laugh and smile with some of his other voice narrations, especially the drunk girls and Uber scene. Delilah herself, has also had a traumatic event in her past, one where she almost died. She just wants to her live her life and focus on her happiness and future. Raven uses her voice to really spotlight the character development for Delilah in the best ways. She brings out the happiness and playfulness that Thrasher brings out in Delilah. Leo brings out the seriousness of Thrasher, the emotions he deals with daily and his teasing nature that he develops with Delilah. I had an amazing time listening to Thrasher and Delilah’s story! It was emotional, funny, serious and steamy!

Leo Barnabas is disappointing

Not a fan of the narrator for Thrasher. He sounds like a very old man and the voice just did not match up with the character’s age. Plus his voice is so nasal and he would speak in a wise guy/ Staten Island type of accent for Mercy…who is supposed to be from New Orleans! Disappointed.

DNF

The epilogue was hear breaking but the story lost traction from there Even narration could not save this story. Returning.

Can't take male reader seriously

I love literally everything KL has done and will forever. I can put aside terrible reading almost every single time. Until now. The male reader made EVERY. SINGLE. WORD. dramatic. I couldn't take it seriously. It was not sexy, at all. I basically listened with my face looking like I smelled something terrible the whole time. Every character he read sounded like a total frat boy d-baggish. The gal was ok. But I would never listen to another read by him. Tone down, like totally stop, the enunciation of every word.