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Depravity

A Dark Captive Romance (The Brethren Lords, Book 2)

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Depravity

De: Ellie Sanders
Narrado por: Lucy Rivers, James Joseph
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HE THINKS HE'S MY SAVIOUR. BUT HE'S THE ONE WHO RUINED ME...

Tainted. Dirty. Those are the words my family use to describe me. It doesn’t help that after my mother escaped them all years ago, she was tragically killed and I was returned back to them like a neat little package.

My aunt hates me. My grandfather despises me.

My life until now has been one of keeping my mouth shut and keeping my head down, praying no one sees me.

And then he comes along. Conrad Blake. He’s confident, an egotistical arsehole but I’ll admit there is something attractive about him.

He’s my aunt’s fiancé. Forbidden fruit. Completely off-limits and yet, is it my imagination that he seems to watch me, follow me, stalk my presence, even?

My aunt certainly thinks so. She sees me as a threat. So she drugs me, dresses me up, and offers me like a sacrificial lamb, a bargaining chip to her handsome fiancé. Of course Conrad takes it, how could he not, I’m splayed out, immobile, completely at his mercy.

Except, he doesn’t want just one night. He doesn’t want just that moment. He wants more. He wants all of me, every single piece.

And now he’s stolen me away, locked me away, forced me to become his perfect little doll.

I have to escape him. I have to get away.

But how can I when I don’t have any friends, any money, anything?

In our world, a fallen woman only ends up at one place and I know that’s where my family will send me if they get hold of me.

This man may have ruined me, but now he’s the only chance of redemption I have left…

What to expect from Book Two in the Brethren Lords Series:
• Pitch Black Plot

• Pitch Black Plot
• Serious on page SA / Rpe

• Serious on page SA / Rpe
• Manipulation & extreme gaslighting & coercive control

• Manipulation & extreme gaslighting & coercive control
• Drugging & drug rpe

• Drugging & drug rpe
• Familial abuse

• Familial abuse
• Virgin FMC

• Virgin FMC
• Age gap

• Age gap

©2024 Ellie Sanders (P)2025 Blue Nose Publishing
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Exceptional Writing • Compelling Storyline • Phenomenal Narration • Immersive Plot • Emotional Depth

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This audio was perfect. The chills I got from hearing the voices. This was perfect. I couldn’t put it down for even a second.

Completely Blown away

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Do NOT ignore the trigger warnings! This was a hard listen. The only reason I kept listening was to see if Conrad got his. Unfortunately - and fortunately, I guess - he didn't. The narrators did an amazing job with the content, just not sure that I'll be following this series to conclusion.

Buyer Beware!

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4⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
5🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️

💀forced marriage
💀mutilation stemmed from obsession
💀extreme abuses sexually

Depravity is the second book in The Brethren Lords series. **PLEASE READ ALL TRIGGER WARNINGS FIRST**. This book is considered pitch black. I would not call this book dark romance. It is closer to Erotic Horror. It is just like its title, very depraved. Conrad is Magnus’s younger brother. We meet Magnus in book one. Brynn is captured by Conrad and forced to marry him. He believes that he is saving her. This book does not end in a HEA. I DO NOT HAVE TRIGGERS, this book was extremely difficult at times.

Lucy Rivers and James Joseph did a phenomenal job narrating this book in duet style narration.

Depravity

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I already know MOST people are going to hate this book, and honestly? I completely understand why. This is not a romance you go into expecting comfort, healing, swoony moments, or even fairness. It’s ugly, brutal, psychologically exhausting, and at times genuinely hard to stomach. But I think going into this book blind and removing expectations lets you view it through a completely different lens. If you read it expecting a traditional dark romance, you’re probably going to be angry the entire time. But if you read it as a story about survival inside an oppressive and deeply conditioned environment, it hits differently.

A lot of women reading this are naturally going to think, “Fight back. Run. Burn everything down. Never submit.” And normally? I’d agree. But this story wasn’t set in a world where freedom was realistically within reach. She was raised in a controlling community where obedience was conditioned into people from birth, where power dynamics were deeply rooted, and where rebellion came with horrifying consequences. There was NO real escape for her, and I think that hopelessness is what made the story feel so heavy and disturbing. That’s also why parts of the book frustrated me so much emotionally. I kept wishing she would realize earlier that resisting him in certain ways was only escalating his cruelty and pushing her into deeper psychological and physical trauma. And that’s not me blaming her AT ALL because she was trying to hold onto herself in the only ways she could. But watching her continue to fight in an environment designed to crush resistance was heartbreaking because every act of rebellion seemed to cost her another piece of herself mentally.

The psychological damage in this book honestly hit me harder than some of the physical scenes. You could literally feel her spirit deteriorating chapter by chapter, and that’s what stayed with me long after reading. I’m used to dark romance… but THISSSS? This was on another level entirely. This book crossed lines I honestly never expected it to cross, and there were multiple moments where I had to physically stop reading and walk away for a bit. And listen… I NEVER DNF books. Ever. They may take me longer to finish, but I will push through. This one tested me though. BADLY.

For the first half, things were already intense, toxic, and emotionally exhausting, but around the 60% mark? HARD STOP. Like jaw on the floor, staring at the wall, wondering what I just read type of stop. Up until then I was already screaming internally at her like, “GIRL JUST SUBMIT BEFORE HE MAKES THIS WORSE,” because his rage and need for control felt suffocating. But at the same time… I understood her resistance too. She was trapped in a community where there really was no escape, and holding onto any piece of herself was the only control she had left. It made the entire situation feel hopeless in the most unsettling way.

What really got under my skin was HIM. The lack of self-awareness was INFURIATING. He couldn’t understand that his own actions were fueling her rebellion and breaking her down mentally. But then again, they were both raised in this deeply twisted, controlling community, so in a way his mindset made sense. That’s what made the story even darker the normalization of cruelty. Still… there were moments where I desperately wanted some ounce of humanity from him. Just ONE moment of reflection where he realized the damage he was causing before things crossed into irreversible territory physically and emotionally. Instead, the story just spirals deeper and deeper into darkness.

And when I say this book took me on a WILD ride… I mean it almost made me sick at points. There were scenes that genuinely sat heavy with me afterward. But despite all of that, I NEEDED to know if she would ever find peace after everything she endured. That became the driving force of the story for me.

Now, was the ending my ideal HEA? Absolutely not. Not even close. But somehow, after all the hell she survived, she found her version of peace… and honestly? That felt like the most realistic outcome this story could have given in this situation. Most will not like this

I didn't think it could get darker and it did

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I listen to some seriously dark and “messed up” stuff. The first in this series, Deviant, was a walk in the park compared to this one. I’ve never had to stop listening to dark content before, but I came very close to doing so with this one. All the triggers plus a few you didn’t know to ask about for good measure. It’s warped. If you don’t have a desire to bend with the darkest of material, then this one is not right for you. Please don’t listen without first self-assessing your tolerance level. If there were a color darker than black, I’d use it as a better adjective, but, alas, black will have to do and everything I’ve listen to before is “lighter”. You’ve been warned!

5 stars: dark, twisted, sick, grotesque, sad

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