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    The Monsters and Miseries Series Boxset: A Forbidden Fated Mates Series
    The Monsters and Miseries Series Boxset: A Forbidden Fated Mates Series
    The Monsters and Miseries Series Boxset: A Forbidden Fated Mates Series
    Audiobook16 hours

    The Monsters and Miseries Series Boxset: A Forbidden Fated Mates Series

    Written by A.K. Koonce

    Narrated by Jennifer Blom

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    About this audiobook

    This sexy reverse-harem series featuring creatures of heaven, hell, and all the dark fae realms in between contains MFM and MMF themes intended for audiences 18 and older.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateDec 2, 2021
    ISBN9781666535051
    The Monsters and Miseries Series Boxset: A Forbidden Fated Mates Series
    Author

    A.K. Koonce

    A.K. Koonce is a USA Today bestselling author. A mom by day and a fantasy and paranormal-romance author by night, she keeps the fantastical stories in her mind on an endless loop while she tries her best to focus on her actual life and not that of the spectacular but demanding fictional characters who always fill her thoughts.

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    • 3/5
      Very interesting story. The narration was jarring, unfortunately. I understand the narrator was conveying emotion, but there were far too many pauses between words and slowing down when saying. some. words. usually, at the end of each sentence, turning each word into its own entire sentence, it's just overly dramatic, and a couple of times, I was tempted to not finish as it was getting quite irritating.
      Other than that, it was an entertaining read.
    • 5/5
      Amazing book series! The narrator is emotive does very well even voicing the men. My only complaint is the accents tend to slip in and out.
    • 5/5
      This book is absolutely amazing. My heart stopped a couple of times but it was worth it. I love how strong the heroiness and how we see the different point of view of each character. I also love how they did not go on forever telling themselves they love this person but they're afraid to say it out loud except for The Idiot Brother?