Claimed by the Vikens

The Interstellar Brides Program: The Colony Series, Book 14

De: Grace Goodwin

Narrado por: Rock Engle, Patrick Zeller, C. J. Bloom, Axel Bosley

The only thing former Coalition warriors Calder, Zed, and Axon have in common are long years spent battling the Hive and their eagerness to claim their personal reward - their own interstellar bride. When news arrives on Viken that each of the warriors has been matched, they gather at the transport station only to receive two unwelcome surprises.

First, they are all matched to the same woman, and not one of them is inclined to share. Second, their mate has refused them. She won’t leave Earth and transport to Viken. Won’t give any of them a chance to win her heart. But these warriors will not back down from a challenge.

When one states his intention to travel to Earth and retrieve his mate, the others will not allow him to make the journey alone. Their mate will be seduced. Claimed. One by one, they will tame her. Make her their own. May the best man win....

©2021 Grace Goodwin and KSA Publishing Consultants, Inc. (P)2021 KSA Publishing Consultants, Inc.

Enjoyed the storyline

Happy the stories are starting to overlap and more substance is being added for a good conclusion.

Short sexy story

Violet Nichols wants to follow her twin sister to Trion, but is matched to Viken. She is refusing to be transported even if she is matched 97%. Her Viken mates are outraged and frustrated and decide to go after her. They barely have time with her when Mindy is attacked and Violet drags her men with to Trion to check on Mindy and lay a trap for the assassin.
Short sexy story.
4 narrators! Gotta love it.

GREAT SEXY STORY

Wonderful story. Although, the hot scale is at a medium. This story had a little bit of everything, romance, intrigue, adventure and a HEA! The performance for the female character was perfect but the male character almost had a whine to their voices. It was really irritating but not so much that I couldn’t finish the book.

Good story, weird narrator

While the story was fun, I couldn’t get past the narration from Calder. I couldn’t stop picturing an old wizard like Dumbledore or some Shakespearean actor, not at all like the rough warrior he was portraying. He was OVERdramatic for this type of storyline.

The other two guys and the female were great. I was able to follow along and finish the whole thing, it just kept pulling me out of the magic of the storytelling every now and then.

My Fav Book! 📚 🥰🔥🔥

I’ve listened to this book at least 3 times. I love the story line and especially love male narrators. Calder and Axon are my fav! I wish this can be real. 🔥🔥🔥✨✨

Looking To Belong

The romance was sweet. Not usually my kind of story but the character development was interesting. The mention of characters from other books was a nice touch.

Good story overall

The story was good, as all of Grace Goodwin’s stories have been so far, but the male performances were somewhat difficult for me to listen to, all three of them. Give me BJ Pottsworth any day.

Reunited

I love the sisterly devotion of the older twin and her mates doing whatever they can to make her happy. Some of the man voices were a little stiff and when they were doing the female voices was too funny.

I cannot stand Violet.

I freaking hate how pathetic this female main character is.
Violet is so pathetically clingy when it comes to her sister.
She keeps talking about, how she does everything by herself and have done so her entire life, yet she can barely seem to sneeze without holding Mindy's hand.

um...

I enjoy all these in the series...BUT...
Calder's narrator was, to say the least, disturbing.
He's good, maybe for historical or other genre, but I can't get an uptight grandpa out of my head...lol He's too formal, too thespian, like a lecherous Santa Claus who enjoys things unseemly...
one of these things is not like the others...it definitely wrecked the suspension of reality for me.