His Subordinate

De: P. Rayne

Narrado por: Sebastian York, Kit Swann

A dark contemporary billionaire romance with a tortured hero, touch her and die, and secret society tropes from USA Today Bestselling Author duo P. Rayne.

My life changed forever the day I saved Obsidian Voss from drowning in the ocean.

When my father lands himself in trouble, I take a job working for Obsidian, one of the country’s most famous billionaires. It doesn’t take long for me to realize that there’s more behind the façade he presents to the world—a darker, more dangerous side.

Still, I’m drawn to him. As he introduces me to a world I never knew existed, I find myself falling for him. But I’m torn because I came to Midnight Manor with a hidden agenda, and I’ve been lying to Obsidian from the start. Eventually, he’s going to find out.

My secret will change everything. And if Obsidian really is the monster he thinks he is, what will he do to me?

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Loved it so much!

I loved the story. I loved the spice level. The story was interesting and gave me all the feels!

Such a good ending to this series!

Dual narration makes all the difference! This series of retellings has been so much fun to read. I love the depth to the characters, the spicy family secret, and how hard these men fall for their women. I can't believe we finally have the last Voss brother!! Obsidian has been an interesting side character in the past three books--vicious and kind of an enigma. I have been pretty excited to get his story, and it did not disappoint. I liked how things built between these two. I liked how they approached their intimacy, and how it made the spicy scenes so much better. The depth of their relationship had me completely invested, but I was so scared for the other shoe to drop. When it did, there was action, heartbreak, and it made the ending so much more satisfying. Something that P. Rayne has done so well in this entire series, is the portrayal of emotions, reactions, and conversations in such a realistic. There is reflection, and understanding, and situations get solved in a healthy way. I sincerely appreciate it. P. Rayne did such a good job with these retellings, and I can't wait to see what they come up with next!

voss book #4

Ariel seemed to whine a lot.
Of the 4 Voss stories, this was my least liked bcuz of the whining.
P. Rayne writes a good story.
The voice actors did a great job, very believable.
(sadly, that did make Arial's whining & crying more pronounced)
Obsidian didn't have as many chapters as Arial, & I think that caused a slight imbalance to the story line.
This audio story is a solid 4 stars.

Twisted Truths

This is book #4 and the final 🎧book all though I loved MMC, Sebastian York he’s in the top favorite of male narrators😍 but I wasn’t so enthralled the MFC Ms. Swan she was just okay. The storyline was good but it could’ve been so much better with the right female narrator so for me it was meh. Is it worth a credit? For me it’s a no.😒