Sated

De: Charity Parkerson

Narrado por: Hollie Jackson

"Losing her mind wasn't an experience she enjoyed."

After a steamy night of passion with a dark stranger, Arbor's life takes on a surreal edge. Disturbing dreams, lapses in memory, and entire buildings going missing are only a few of her problems. Her search for answers leads her to Detective Trey Murphy, the man in charge of investigating satanic and ritualistic crime for the New Orleans area.

Where do you turn when your mind is the enemy?

Meeting Trey only adds to Arbor's confusion. By day he keeps her captivated and gains her trust in a way no one else ever has. At night Arbor's every fantasy is brought to life by two sexy men who steal away her inhibitions. Torn between what her heart knows is real and what her eyes show her, Arbor must find the truth before she loses herself completely.

But then again, sometimes reality is more twisted than any dream, and love is the cruelest form of insanity.

Author Note

Warning: This isn't your typical love story. It's dark, with scenes some may find disturbing. Sometimes love is senseless, and the heart is so very stupid.

©2014 Charity Parkerson (P)2015 Charity Parkerson

This book will leave you "Sated"!

Would you consider the audio edition of Sated to be better than the print version?

Hollie Jackson does an amazing job bringing these characters to life. Both the print and the audio version are equally amazing.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Trey has to be my favorite. He's on the outside looking in and ends up with the hardest of jobs. Without going into spoiler mode, he does what he has to to make sure Arbor is safe and happy and where she needs to be.

Which character – as performed by Hollie Jackson – was your favorite?

Arbor, for sure! For me Hollie's "voice" as Arbor was the closest a narrator has come to matching what I "heard" when I read the print version in a very long time.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes! And I did... twice!

Any additional comments?

This is not your "typical" romance. It's dark, but it has a heart and it's true to the characters and the world that it's set in.

spellbinding

i was frustrated the whole way through with an emotional over flow by the end.