The Fractured Empire

World Apart Series, Book 1

De: Robin D. Mahle

Narrado por: Cris Dukehart, Graham Halstead

Clark and Adelaide think their lives can't get any worse. Until they meet each other.

Adelaide - heiress to the wealthiest man in the Ceithren Empire - has felt a void since her sister's death. Just as she's resigned herself to the empty life her father chose for her, a relic from a world that shouldn't exist plunges her into chaos.

Clark - son of the greatest terrorist the empire has ever known - is still reeling from his father's death. Since then, his life has boiled down to two things: his brothers and his next mission. When his mission to bring back a mystical artifact goes awry, he's forced to choose between getting the job done and saving the life of a spoiled socialite.

But Clark isn't the only one after the artifact.

He and Adelaide must work together to survive...if only they can manage to avoid killing each other before their enemies have the chance.

©2018 Robin D. Mahle (P)2021 Tantor

Love this Book

I always love a series that I can read/listen to over and over. This is definitely one of those. Intriguing storyline. Strong characters. Detailed world building.

Great narration

Intriguing Tale

Steampunk, enemies-to-lovers, and one unique world make this an intriguing tale. I loved the three tragic brothers, the shady friend and the not so pampered would be princess. Watching the banter and chemistry was just delightful.

There are so many layers yet to be revealed, and you've got to wonder what's actually happening and who is calling the shots. Because I feel like the next book it going to flip everything upside down. And I am here for it!

Absolutely was captured from the beginning

I had been hearing about this story from friends and had it in my TBR list but man am I hooked Now I NEED to know what happens next. So many details, and twists I wasn’t expecting. Loved it

Female Narrator Sounds Like a Virtual Voice

The male narrator is engaging and makes it easy to get into the story (I’ve enjoyed Robin Mable’s work before) but the female narrator is so awful. Many times it’s as if you are listening to a virtual voice- weird phrasing & pauses and tone of voice not matching the words.