A Monster's Fate

Kadrixan Mates, Book 4

De: Lynnea Lee

Narrado por: Wen Ross, Kai Kennicott

KAT
My prestigious new job as the assistant to a colony leader starts as an honor. Then I stumble across the colony’s dirty little secrets. Hell-bent on exposing the atrocities, I reach out to a rebel group to feed them information.

Too quickly, the jig is up. I manage one last message to my rebel contact, Zach, before I’m locked in the mad councilman’s basement.

When Trask arrives, he claims to be my contact. He’s huge and horned with wings that darken the sky. I know he’s lying because Zach is human, but when the monster steals me into the air, I hold on for dear life.

TRSAK
Kat has risked everything and played a critical role in keeping everyone in our stronghold safe. So when I receive her desperate message, I embark on a rescue mission. I refuse to leave anyone—Kadrixan or human—behind. Especially her.

I venture into the heart of enemy territory to find the little human. But when I finally have her in my arms and tell her I am Zach, my little Kat doesn’t believe me!

I am a patient warrior, though. Once we’re safe, I have forever to convince Kat she is mine. But first, I need to get us out of here.

A Monster’s Fate is a sci-fi alien romance with a growly hero, lots of action, and an HEA, guaranteed. This series has dystopian themes. Best enjoyed as part of a series.

©2023 Lynnea Lee (P)2024 Lynnea Lee

it was good

it was good. I liked the epilogue. the main female lead had her stupid moments but it worked out. they need to stop bringing so many humans back to the other colony. they are so ungrateful. the narrators were good as usual. it main male lead was good. story could have been developed more. it has potential

Monster’s Fate

Another entertaining story about the Kadrixan Warriors! Kat has been working “undercover” with Zach to expose the horrible actions of her boss, one of the leaders of the Human colony. She gets rescued by the Kadrixan warrior Trsak just before she is about to be locked up. During their flight Trsak finds out Kat is his mate and the attraction is mutual. However there is no immediate happy ending, they have several serious difficulties and adventures on their path. I loved the story, the excitement and adventure, some humor! But also how all the characters fight against the injustices and cruelties of Nova Vita’s leaders. I am sure there will be at least one other book in this series where the fight against Exotech and Nova Vita’s leaders continues.

Both narrators did again a great job, both a solid 4.85 stars (I didn’t like some voiced they used but those were only a few sentences)

I definitely recommend this book and this author and I am looking forward to the next in this series.

Sabotage and starlight!

The following ratings are out of 5:
Romance: 💜🩷💙💚
Heat/Steam: 🔥🔥🔥
Story/Plot: 📕📗📘📙
World building: 🌏🌍🌎🌏🌍
Character development: ☹️😍😋😀
Narration: 🎙🎙🎙🎙🎙
Narration Type: Dual Narration

The heroine: Kat - she was taken via transport to counselor Dubois’ safe house after he found out that she knew about his and the colony’s secrets. He had been keeping her locked up in his basement. The location of his safe house was a guarded secret. The counselor and his wife were now the targets of some very angry citizens. The wife thinks that Kat is at fault for the fact that her husband had lost interest in her.

The Hero: Trsak - he found Kat weeks after she had sent her final message. He had been watching counselor Dubois’ home, and he scared the coward into moving Kat and everything else to his bunker. Trsak knew that would be his chance to rescue her. The counselor had a bunch of bio-mechanical tech and even enhanced guards to protect his bunker. He thought she was beautiful, and she thought he was a human named Zach.

The Story: Kat had no interest in the counselor; she had been his assistant and had initially had a high regard for him, thinking he was a champion of the lower classes. She was now very disillusioned after finding out how much blood is on his hands. She has since been a contact for the rebel group that was out to expose all the colony secrets and those of the leaders. Until the counselor found out that she new about him and his friends and their connection to exotech pharmaceuticals. Her main contact with the rebel group was someone named Zach, who had been a bit shy at first, but she liked him, and he was the only one who knew she was one of the good guys and not just assistant and possible mistress of the corrupt councilman.

When the Kadrixan monster flew in and attacked the guards that were bringing Kat into the bunker, she was frightened and had no idea who Trsak was. He knew that someone would be out soon to check on what was going on. He had used a program to make his features look human and filtered his voice through translation software, so Kat had no reason to go anywhere with him. She ran from him, hid and held her breath. Though he easily tracked her by scent. Trsak grabbed Kat and took to the sky.

I loved what Kat had done to those in charge of the colony. She hadn’t only been telling secrets to the rebels; she had also been doing some of her own sabotage. After reading the first three books in this series, I wanted the good guys to get back at the people controlling the world in despicable ways. I always love the adventure type of alien romance where the main characters go on a journey and this book was like that.

This story delivers such a satisfying mix of rebellion, deception, and thrilling rescues. Kat’s determination to sabotage the corrupt colony leaders is such a powerful element—she’s not just a whistleblower; she’s actively striking back. I also love the dynamic of Trsak posing as Zach, making their connection all the more complex. This adventure-driven alien romance has that exhilarating, high-stakes feel that makes every page pulse with tension.

The audiobook is told in two points of view in dual narration. Wen Ross and Kai Kennicott narrated. Both of these narrators are good; they have nice voices and are expressive. Definitely voice actors, not just readers, which is a must as far as I am concerned. Wen Ross and Kai Kennicott are such a power duo in narration—they bring real depth to those emotional moments.

Repeated story

Female narrator sucked, loved the male narrator. The story seemed like the other ones. I did liked the male character.