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    Capturing a Unicorn
    Capturing a Unicorn
    Capturing a Unicorn
    Audiobook5 hours

    Capturing a Unicorn

    Written by Eve Langlais

    Narrated by Troy Duran

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Will he betray or save the world’s only unicorn?

    Oliver is on a mission to expose the secrets of a clinic that dared to perform illegal experiments on humans. Against all laws and morals, there are doctors making monsters, and it has to stop. Humanity itself is at stake, which is why he must destroy the knowledge of their creation and eliminate any living threats.

    Then Oliver meets Emma, a former patient, living within the ruins of the clinic. She’s sweet and gentle, pretty, too—despite the horn projecting from her forehead.

    It seems Oliver has found one of the monsters, and she’s like nothing he imagined. Will he go through with his plan to eradicate those changed by Chimera’s secret, or save Emma for love?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEve Langlais
    Release dateDec 6, 2019
    ISBN9781094216034
    Capturing a Unicorn
    Author

    Eve Langlais

    New York Times and USA Today bestseller, Eve Langlais, is a Canadian romance author who is known for stories that combine quirky storylines, humor and passion.

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      Well, that was certainly not what I expected to wrap up the series, but it was perfect! I really liked how Oliver changed his mind about some things, but not others. His treatment of others was his greatest achievement, and that made his character all the more likeable. Emma also had some growth to achieve, as she learned to let old habits fall aside and see things as they really are in her world. The banding together and comradery that has been growing in the series came to full fruition here, and it was wonderful!