Bend the Knee

The Royal Alphas

De: H Q Kingsley

Narrado por: Liam DiCosimo

Milo Abfantu was raised to be a cruel prince, and for many years, he was. But when he captures a kingdom rebel stirring up trouble, he feels the all-consuming pull of finding his mate — Chase Fury, the most beautiful, fiercest man Milo’s ever laid eyes on. But Chase hates both him and his family and has committed his life to seeing Milo burn alongside his father. How can Milo be mated to a man who can’t stand him? Did the fates screw up? Could he ever change to be the kind of man Chase could love?

Chase Fury hasn’t thought about love in a very long time. His one and only focus has been to see the Abfantu line fall. They’re a plague on the kingdom, and he’s determined to be the one to take them down. That is, until he’s captured by the handsome, young prince of Belaria, and in an instant, everything changes.

©2019 Karma Kingsley (P)2020 Karma Kingsley

Liam DiCosimo Saved This Book

The redeeming quality about this book is that it’s narrated by Liam DiCosimo.

The story was okay, sometimes made me laugh, but it was really frustrating when it came to inconsistencies in the plot and things the characters did just rarely made sense. It was all very convoluted and convenient.

But it’s good if you just want a relatively quick and simple enemies to lovers sort of deal.

very enjoyable listen

Bend The Knee by HQ Kingsley is a fantastic story that kept my interest and excited me. Milo and Chase were really interesting and I really enjoyed their story, especially the ending.  Liam DiCosimo does a good job narrating the story.  Enjoyable listen.

Great Audiobook

I loved this as a story but hearing it come to life brought it to a new level. This is a new narrator for me but did a great job.

Great listening

Awesome narration, greatly read and very enjoyable and entertaining story... I enjoyed the book and got lost in the story the same way

Great enemies to lovers Mpreg tale!

Amazing writing, wonderful world building, and a fair amount of heat. It takes me a lot to love an enemies to lovers story, and with Liam DiCosimo’s narration I was able to fall into this world and see how wonderfully these two came together.

Painful to get through

The narrator.. Made me laugh. Not on purpose though. He used fake growly voices and they made me feel like I was listening to a really perverted children's book.

As for the story, there was no character development at all. There were blow jobs and sex and a dying sister that was about to die any minute that was left home alone for 99% of the time.

I'm left shaking my head in bafflement. Not worth a credit.