Finding His Goddess

Kindred Tales, Book 46

De: Evangeline Anderson

Narrado por: Gregory Salinas, Aela Aryon

Lucy thinks the huge Monstrum warrior, T’zaren is a grumpy stick-in-the-mud.

T’zaren disapproves of the curvy little human female’s light-hearted view of life.

But when they have to go on a mission together as Lady and manservant and T’zaren had to serve her in some extremely intimate ways, will they change their minds? And will T’zaren ever succeed in…Finding his Goddess? To find out you’ll have to listen to this Enemies to Lovers, Grump and Sunshine, Fake Dating, Hot Alien Warrior Romance!

Is there anything worse than a grumpy man? What about a grumpy seven-foot-tall Monstrum warrior who seems to have no sense of humor at all? Lucy Heartwood doesn’t think so. She’s an optimist at heart with a bubbly personality and she’s not anxious to spend extended time with a stick-in-the-mud like T’zaren.

Unfortunately, the huge Monstrum is going to be her protector on a mission to save the Monstrum Mother Ship. They must travel together to the stronghold of Lady Twi’linda—a Twainer who has the only supply of dimriel crystals, which the Mother Ship desperately needs.

T’zaren doesn’t approve of Lucille—she’s not serious enough. But she makes the Sen Stripe along his spine flare like no other woman ever has, making her damn hard to resist. When he has to act like her manservant and “serve” her in every way on their mission, their strained relationship suddenly gets a lot more interesting. But when their hostess takes a turn towards evil and danger stalks them both, will he be able to save her?

And will he ever succeed in…Finding his Goddess?

©2022 Evangeline Anderson (P)2023 Insatiable Press

Narration was off

What happened to Mackenzie? Aela’s narration was awful at the beginning, especially the commander’s voice, yuck! Aela’s narration improved as the book progressed; however, her male voices leave a lot to desired. The storyline was similar to other books in the series, but enjoyable. I miss William Martin and Mackenzie. One of my pet peeves is author’s changing narrators during or toward the end of a series; unless the narrators sucked, which in this case, the original narrators were fabulous! Gregory was ok.

Another favorite in the series

The Male Character did th things for me. I loved the surely on the outside needy on the inside personality of the male MC. Overall the story was interesting. Between the Wyvern Kindred and this one I’m having a hard time deciding which one I would want ultimately but they are my top two out of all the kindred.

Definitely need the old Mackenzie Cartwright back. This narrator wasn’t terrible but honestly did terrible during the erotic scenes and it sadly took away from the beauty of the Evangeline Anderson books. When it says the female lead gasped the narrator doesn’t gasp instead she does a different sound which was weird. Anyways it may seem nitpicky but it makes a difference and matters for an audiobook.

Narrators are not as good as the normal ones

The narrators are really important for an audible book for me, I can’t listen to a book where the narrators voices annoy me. The guy narrator’s girl voice was so annoying and the performance of the girl narrator was lacking. The story was good but not one of the author’s better books. Story kind of to similar to the others need a new story with crazy new plots to show how a kindred meets their mates. Just need something new and different please. Still a huge fan of the Kindred series can’t wait for future books!