Dark Bound

Shadow and Light, Book 2

De: Kim Richardson

Narrado por: Rebecca Magnus

In my life, when things go bad, they go notoriously bad.

As if having a greater demon hunting me wasn’t bad enough, or a demented archangel trying to kill me, try doing a job for a fae queen I hate.

Why?

Because, someone close to me is about to lose everything if I don’t find a crapload of money soon. But without any other jobs coming up, I’m stuck. So, when the fae queen of the Dark Court offers me a gig, I take it.

But what I thought was a routine hunt turns into a fight for my life. Oh, and my master plan for making easy money? Yeah, not so much.

Dark Bound is a sassy, fast-paced urban fantasy filled with demons, angels, vampires, werewolves, witches, fae, leprechauns, jinn, and shifters. If you enjoy urban fantasy books with a kick-ass heroine and plenty of action, suspense, and humor, then you’ll love listening to Dark Bound.

The second book in the Shadow and Light series ends with a small cliff-hanger. Don't miss the pulse-pounding continuation of the Shadow and Light series! Buy the audiobook today.

©2019 Kim Richardson (P)2020 Kim Richardson

Sassy hot mess

I over all enjoyed this book it was fun and not dull. I think my favorite character is Terius, the action is good with a hint of romance. But the main character is an emotional, sassy, hot mess that may or may not have ADHD ( just kidding)!!! She is driven on impulse it seems and though it makes it fun at this point , honestly I might get tired of it and not finish the series. But, for now it’s ok , and makes cleaning my house and washing dishes better. I wish the other characters beside the cat could have more depth. If the characters were more substantial it would balance out her nature. The cat tries to but it is more like her conscious, and she normally over rides him. I think if I compared the first book and this one I would say the first was better she had more companionship, and more budding romance.

Bad narration

i can't tell if the story is good or not because the bad narration is in the way. Sounds like I'm listening to a bunch of teenagers.