Corsairs: Mathiras

Corsair Brothers Series, Book 4

De: Ruby Dixon

Narrado por: Hollie Jackson, Mason Lloyd

Someone is illegally stealing humans from their home world and cloning them.

For months, we've been hunting this ring of criminals and the end is in sight. I'm separating from my brothers and taking my ship to track down the bad guys. One small problem—Helen insists upon joining me on this dangerous mission.

Helen herself is a clone, created to be an object of beauty. She's not safe if she goes with me, as her kind are coveted all across the universe. But she's not interested in staying safe. She's interested in staying at my side . . . and tempting me to kiss her.

And kef me, is it ever a temptation.

Am I really going to run headlong into danger with the universe's most beguiling female at my side? Am I going to be able to resist her charms?

(I think we all know the answers to those questions.)

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Ruby Dixon (P)2023 Tantor

Goods and bads 🤷‍♀️

okay so at first I didn't think I was going to like Helen's voice. I was like, am I going to be able to finish this audiobook? But after several chapters there is no other voice that would fit Helen. Several voices reminded me of Ice Plant Barbarian's. LOVE that series too. Love all the different characters introduced in this series.

Mathiras Doesn't Learn

In all of this romance and "oooh what does my mate want" one thing was made clear, the compliment "perfect" is lame... and yet it is one of his favorites to utter.

adorable but it is a bit too long

I know that other reviews say that the female narrator is annoying, but she captures helen just right. cause helen is naive and adorable. however, it is a bit long and some scenes can be a little jarring. although long it is a nice warp up of the cloning and slave arc.

It's good

I think the first one is my fav, this ones good also though, the voice is kind of cringy but it was needed for her I have a rolling pin had me laughing every time..

Good story, if you ignore the female narrator

*Edit: I'm listening to the whole series again, and this one was better the second time for sure.*

I'm usually pretty good at being patient and getting used to a voice I don't like so I can enjoy a book. This one was HARD to listen past though. Hollie Jackson does a great job with the rest of the series, but her portrayal of Helen is way too air headed and sing-songy for me. Helen isn't an idiot, she's just naive! I really almost returned this and got it on Kindle to read instead. Mathiras' side saved it for me, and I made it to the end. Decent story and end to the series.