Flames of Lethe

A Contemporary Dark Romantasy

De: Lexie Talionis

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Award-Winning Fantasy/Sci-Fi Romance
1st place ★ Readers' Favorite 2023

"Do you think he'll be able to love you after this? After you're broken?"

You'll hate him. The golden stranger who looks at you like you're nothing. Who burns beside you every day but offers only cold silence at night.

You'll need him. Because in this Hell where women are traded like chattel in service to men's appetites, his hostility is a haven.

You'll crave him. Even when Adam appears—dark, possessive, and demanding everything Christopher denies. Even when every instinct screams that wanting someone who despises you is its own kind of madness.

You'll choose him. Despite everything. Because of everything.

And when you finally understand the truth, you'll realize the question was never whether he could love you.

It was whether you could forgive yourself for loving him.

"This book hurt me. This book forced me to take another look at my life... Yes, it is RH fantasy romance overflowing with smut. But those are just the wrappings. This story has depth and complexity." - Amazon Verified Review

⚠️ Contains graphic SA and content that will disturb most readers.

Different

It’s different then what I usually read, but still interesting. Virtual voice isn’t the best but I didn’t mind it too much. Some parts were confusing though

Really good

Both books are so good. Not what I expected. Wish it had went a little further in the end.

Completely different than anything I’ve ever read

This book is such a interesting concept. It’s truely like nothing I’ve ever read. I had a hard time getting on board with the “redemption arc.” But it was thankfully fully revealed what actually happened in the last bit of the book.

The audiobook itself was not great at all. I mostly read this on my kindle but did the audiobook when I wasn’t able to sit down to read. I would not have been able to have listened to it in its entirety if I hadn’t started reading it first.

Unique concept. Worth the listen

The concept of Lethe is fascinating. Especially when combined with the opportunity for redemption. I love it when the author shares their thoughts, helping us understand the story even better. It adds so much value. I tried reading in Kindle but I have no time to sit down, so I decided to listen to the audio, even with virtual narrator. I'm not going to lie. It's not great, but the story is so good that I couldn't stop listening. Please give it a try and leave a review. Hopefully, it will work as an incentive to have it done by a real narrator, so I can listen to it again. Going to the next book.