Dark King

Written by Milly Taiden

Narrated by Chandra Skyye

Jennifer Foxray is a badass MMA fighter. When she finds herself kidnapped and brought into another dimension, her skills are an asset. Arrows whizzing past her head? No problem. She'll still kick major goblin backside. She can take care of herself and save her friends. She doesn't need a man to save her. Nope. Not even if he's hot enough to melt her resistance.

Hyz is on a quest, with his trusty horse Thunder. He needs to know if the rumors of impending war are true. His plans come to halt when he comes across the most gorgeous woman on the planet, fighting off a horde of goblins. Though she can clearly hold her own, Hyz steps in to save her. That's what heroes do. His saber toothed tiger wants her for a mate and Hyz is definitely attracted to her. But she can't be his. He must wait for the woman with the glowing rock.

It's a good thing Jenn doesn't do relationships, because her rock isn't glowing at the moment. Plus, she has two best friends to find and Hyz's world to save. And really who has time for tingly girl parts and feelings when there's butt to kick and a battle to destroy the evil creatures trying to take control of Crystal Kingdom?

Contains mature themes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Aug 11, 2020
• ISBN: 9781705243381

Milly Taiden

Milly Taiden is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of numerous series, including the Paranormal Dating Agency, the Sassy Mates books, and the Federal Paranormal Unit novels. Milly loves writing sexy stories so hot they sizzle your e-reader. When her curvy humans meet their furry alphas, inhibitions give way to animal instincts—and carnal desire. Milly lives in Florida with her husband, children, and spunky dogs, Needy Speedy and Stormy. She is addicted to shoes, Dunkin’ Donuts, and chocolate and is aware she’s bossy. Visit her online at www.millytaiden.com.

Reviews for Dark King

[Dawnyon Turner · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

I'm glad I didn't expect much. I've read 1-3 & the story needed more; it just felt like the obstacles were easily overcome and the progression predictable. The sex scenes were corny and unrealistic, basically sounding as if the author found the worst porno to draw inspiration. The endearment used was out of place considering none of the males understood most anything else, but I guess calling people "baby" is universal/multidimensional.
I gave 3 stars since it wasn't all together awful. The concept of the story is good, but this book lacked in bringing it fully to life.