Kollin

The Azziarin Series, Book 3

De: Hannah Davenport

Narrado por: Andrea Hurtt

From best-selling author, Hannah Davenport. Kollin, book three can be listened to as a stand-alone, but it is strongly suggested that the books be listened to in order.

Krista and her brother, Alan, escaped to their remote cabin in Tennessee when the Tureis attacked. After months had passed, Krista talked Alan into driving into town. Big mistake! Cars lay abandoned, buildings burned, it was a terrible sight to behold. Just as they tried to turn around and head for home, the Tureis attacked them, killing Alan and kidnapping Krista. What had she done?

Kollin, Commander of the Conqueror, headed for Azziar. After exiting the wormhole, his own males attacked, handing him over to the Tureis. He fumed as he planned his escape, but then one of the Tureis, Loader, changed his plans. The Tureis had started a breeding program, and some female he’d never met now smelled like his mate.

Follow Kollin and Krista as they navigate an impossible situation with the help of a Siccia Princess.
For mature readers only.

©2016 Hannah Davenport (P)2021 Hannah Davenport

Will Listen To Again

Unlike the two audio releases from this series, Kollin’s voice actor performed the novel and the post-production has zero errors. I hope Hannah D will hire Andrea Hurt to perform the rest of this series.

easy listening

the narrator was great and had a smooth voice! the story was nice and the different world where very interesting!

So so

This story would be better with a male narrator for Kollin and males in the story; Hurtt’s attempt at deep male voice was weak and sounded fake. Best stick with female characters. Light on details of what was done to them for breeding. Could be better.

Disappointing

I hesitated ordering this book. The first book was good but I wasn’t too sure if it was good enough for me to pursue the series. Plus the second book is not available through Audible. When Krista was not whining, crying, or passing out, she was being a needy damsel in distress. Overall, I just found the story boring. Ms. Hurtt Should get some credit for attempting to do male voices. I think they were pretty good.