Troy

Valens Heritage, Book 4

De: Jan Stryvant

Narrado por: Christopher Boucher, Jessica Threet

Duración: 8 h y 23 m

Resumen del Editor

Unlike his brother SJ who wants to run things for their dad, or Mihalis who looks like he's about to stake his own claim on an outlaw city, Troy Valens just wants to have a good time.

Having developed a well deserved reputation for partying, playing pranks, telling jokes and being something of a 'class clown', he's come to a point in his life when he realized that he needed to prove that he could be taken seriously.

After a bit of bowing and scraping, last year he convinced his father to let him join the scouts who patrol the Demon Exclusion Zone, and in that last year he's more than proven that there is one thing he does take seriously: his job. He's become so good at it in fact that when his brother SJ starts to worry about the possibility that djevels are getting out, Troy is the one who gets handed the task of finding them.

However, in the middle of all of this, a joke Mihalis decided to play on him has turned into something that's not a joke at all. Something that has definitely gone beyond his control and suddenly Troy has found himself with a lot more responsibilities than he ever meant to have. For someone who's supposed to be as shallow as a mud puddle when it came to the opposite sex, he's finding that he's a lot deeper than even he thought as he struggles to balance these new responsibilities with the job his brother needs him to do.

No matter the outcome, life is never going to be the same for him, and it's starting to look like that's a good thing.

Troy is definitely not for the faint of heart–because have you seen how fast that sucker can run? You can't do that with a faint heart! Seriously! You'll kill yourself! Yes, there are references to *gasp* sex in this story. There's even references to (dare I say it!) marriage! Oh noes! Run for your lives! It's about growing up and taking responsibility, the one thing that's kryptonite to jokers everywhere! Oh, and if you just happen to be driving through the deserts of Nevada and see some guy babbling about two brothers and some 'game' they're playing? Don't stop.

©2022 Jan Stryvant (P)2022 Podium Audio

Love this book

What a great book so much fun, so well written, fast paced, great action and great narration

loved it!

The audio book is better than the written book. I just finished it and now I'm going to listen to it again.

Troy

Was awesome to see troys story and seeing him grow was a bit worried about the side stories but I’m absolutely loving them!

Wowowowowowow

This series is so freaking good! I don’t want it to ever end. Can’t wait for the next books!

great story

I liked it a lot. even the accents are growing on me.

sometimes even a cheetah can't outrun growing up.

5 stars

Another great book by Jan Stryvant. You will not be disappointed. Also the dual narration really brings the story to life.

great book

love the series hard to put it down on the next book alredy. can't waite for more

Great character development

Love Troy. He is so balanced and truly cares about his woman. He is the first guy in this series that I would go out with. I love that sex was not the trigger for taking
them as wives. He cared about the woman first.

Fun, Unique and Spicy

This book continues the stories of the Valens’ kids.

This one OBVIOUSLY focuses on Troy who is Roxy’s boy. He finds himself settling down and changing jobs in the long run.

This story was fun to see him progress into an adult.

The action and adventure and “trouble” he gets himself into is just as fun to witness!

The spicy scenes are kind of stagnant at this point as all the girls seem to say the same thing. The imagination of it seems to have been lacking by these books.

Overall though the story was enjoyable to listen to and if you like action/adventure mixed with sci-fi, fantasy and some romance mixed in then this is for you

Great story

The story is awesome! I just have a problem with the accents. The story is about the next generation of a Lycan family in Nevada. I was stationed there for 4 years, pretty neutral accents, but no problem. The problem is one brother has a neutral accent and the other Count Dracula. And if we follow thru the whole family we have Irish, Southern, New York, etc. I love Christopher and Jessica in Without Law, but Troy with a Count Dracula accent was too much. But it is a great story.