The Barbarian's Vow

Barbarian Duet, Book 2

De: Keira Andrews

Narrado por: Michael Ferraiuolo

He claimed an innocent prince—and surrendered his heart.

Cador only married a pampered prince from a faraway land to save his people. He never expected he’d grow to respect Jem. He never expected to find comfort with him. He never expected to want him with a fierce passion.

He never expected to fall in love.

Now Cador must secure his people’s future and win Jem’s heart. For without it, he has no future at all.

The Barbarian’s Vow by Keira Andrews is a gay romance fantasy featuring enemies to lovers, an age gap, forced proximity, first times, and of course a happy ending. This is the second and final action-adventure romance in the Barbarian Duet. Wed to the Barbarian must be listened to first.

©2021 Keira Andrews (P)2025 KA Books

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I love it

I finally finished it and absolutely loved it. it seemed as if the bitter attitude by Jem was being dragged on yet that was more likely than not certain attitudes I've experienced recently and have found unnecessary and annoying but the ending of the book was beautiful. the growth of each character was wonderful and I'm gratefull to have listened. Thank you Keira 🌻

LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!

I just love a good M/M romance and this series did not disappoint. Although I found Jem to be a little annoying at times, the chemistry between him and his “marauding woodsman” more than made up for it! Steamy, romantic, and a HEA that was perfect! Highly recommend!

Moist!

Listen to it at my office desk and went completely feral. Sweet story. Intense smut. Awesome narrator.

I need more…

It’s over, and I am UNWELL. My gods, I need more JUST LIKE THIS. This was everything I wanted in a MM Fantasy Romance and didn’t realize I could get. I already miss it…

Obsessed

I’ve read a couple of her books and I love them especially kidnapped by a pirate, The first book was like an eight out of 10 and this one I’m obsessed with probably a nine out of 10 I loved it so much PS kidnapped by a pirate is a 10 out of 10 so you should definitely check it out and buy both of these books if you have the chance I haven’t finished it yet I’ve got an hour left but I hope there’s a next one

I recommend this series

This series is a fun listen and it hooked me into the story very quickly. Michael Ferraiuolo’s narration is entertaining and complex and expertly performed, I look forward to listening again soon.

I could be in this world forever!!!

I absolutely loved this duology.
In the first book, we see Jem forced to marry Cador the barbarian, then tricked and betrayed by his husband and family. We start this story with Jem in a very dark place, but we also see how strong and brave he is. As much as Cador swears his allegiance and love to Jem, Jem is not swayed so easily. Jem wants to help the children of Urgh, but he’s not willing to forgive his husband so easily.
As Jem and Cador have to find their way back to Neuvella, they discover more secretive plots and an impending attack from the West. All the while, Cador tries to make up for betraying Jem, as he knows now what a treasure Jem is.
Cador truly shows his softer, kinder side in this book, while Jem really comes into his own as the prince he is. We also get a lot of Santo who I absolutely love!
I really loved the arc of the characters in these books, and I really loved seeing Jem’s growth. He may be small and soft, but our Jem is also a great man. I completely understand why Cador fell in love with him!

Fun and interesting story.

The world and characters in this story are just so fun and intriguing. I found myself incredibly invested in the plot! The conflict and chemistry between the main characters is great and the resolution felt earned. Narration is also excellent.

Phenomenal

I didn’t like the first book too much, but I felt it would get better overtime and as a duet they compliment each other so well. This book was better than the last and I would definitely read it again.