The Android's Bride

De: Yamila Abraham

Narrado por: Audrey Lusk

"When she spoke of her inability to breed with the soldier robot you frowned," C-Raptin said in his electronic voice. "Know this: you can breed with Eisler. You can - and it will be expected of you to do so."

Karin's mouth grew dry. "How could we possibly...?"

Karin is a dedicated administrator in her once prosperous country of Red Scale. When their militant neighbors begin a merciless war, Karin and her governor father contacted the isolated country of Lohocke for help. All they know of this mysterious neighbor is a legend about metal men.

They not only make contact, but are promised the help they need. The price? Karin must go to Lohocke and become the bride of the Alpha Lord Eisler Durant.

Karin has been tied to Lohocke in an intricate way since her birth. She's ready to accept her destiny at the Alpha Lord's side - even if he's not the man she expected.

©2015 Yamila Abraham (P)2016 Yamila Abraham

Very interesting

Not what I expected. It was a very intesting read. Loved the Karin alot, she was sweet, understanding and strong. I ould recommend this book for a short and heartwarming read

Truly Sweet 🥰 and interesting world

The interesting thing about the androids is they are in fact cyborgs. they have a fascinating society and SUPRISINGLY dark history to explain how they all became Cyborgs. the role of Beta is also clever! I want more of this world!

A Science Fiction Romance..

Any additional comments?

Karin marries the Alpha Lord to save her people.

I found the story intriguing, more sy-fy than Romance.

The nutty professor meets multiple personality all rolled in one to make up the Alpha Lord.

There was definitely a role reversal in this story. I liked Karin.

She was strong, brave and caring, while the Alpha Lord was a bit hesitant and troubled.

Overall an interesting twist on scy fi romance, a little different from what I'm used to but I liked it.

Audrey Lusk did well with the narration.

Note:
"This audio book was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review."

Wanted to like, but was too cheesy

I'm all about androids, and the story of this book was sort of interesting. The book was short, so it didn't leave a lot of time to develop the world, or how all of it came to be. The writing was juvenile, like a 13 year old wrote it. Super cheesy. The reader, I swear, seemed to be mocking it at times. She was very annoying and abrasive. I won't be reading or listening to any others by this author, I'm afraid.

Yamila evolving into mainstream

Love Yamila's continued creativity, and that she can write more "mainstream" works. Don't let her earlier gay, bdsm titles stop you from enjoying her more recent works. This story has a much better developed storyline than a lot of the "alien" titles out there. Narration decent.