Unspeakable

Midheaven, Book 2

How do two people at cross-purposes bring down a multi-million dollar research and development center? Not without fireworks....

Del Thibodeaux lived her life under a literal microscope, a pincushion for the Edenedge Foundation Center for Genetic Research run by her mother. A mysterious condition has rendered her mute for years, but when the opportunity for escape arises, she accepts the challenge.

Lukas Bloom, star of Edenedge Foundation’s private security force, is trained mind, body, and soul to serve the foundation, and his net mission is to retrieve Del.

Lukas intercepts Del quickly, but when she begins speaking to him only, his perspective changes. He learns of her lifelong imprisonment, and begins to question his amnesia, the odd scars on his body, and ultimately, his loyalty to the Foundation.

©2023 Martha K Chester (P)2023 Martha K Chester

unspeakable

this story was about Del and Lucas about discovering their pasts. I enjoyed thus story very much.

Thoroughly enjoyable!

This is the third book in this series I have listened to, and I am totally hooked! The plot is captivating, and the narrator is great at bringing the characters to life.

It is a wild ride with new information being revealed at every turn. The author did a great job of making larger than life characters believable and relatable.

The narrator has a very nice voice and is easy to listen to.

This has been my favorite listen in a while, and I am on the edge of my seat waiting for the next installment - Unlovable

Lukas and Del

Not your typical story. It was interesting story, with plenty of action. The story is well written, and characters well developed. The narration was well done, and nice to listen to.
I received a free copy of this audiobook and am voluntarily leaving my review.

Great story, well read!

I enjoyed this book. The story drew me in and the narrator kept me interested. The voices felt real but, not over dramatized. I will be following this series. Great listen!

A sweet story of discovery

Unspeakable is the story of Del and Lukas and their journey to uncover both of their pasts. This is an interesting read because it is because I selected it because it was a paranormal romance and while it does fit in that genre, it actually felt a little more like young adult science fiction to me. This is because Lukas is suffering from memory issues meaning he is dealing with issues of identity and Del has lived her whole life in a facility and it is her first time in the outside world. They are both discovering the world, who they are and what it means to care about someone else. However, the sex scenes are a bit more descriptive than the would be in a YA book and paranormal elements come in later. Overall I enjoyed this book. I liked Del and loved watching her learn to trust. I also liked reading about a character with selective mutism as that isn't something I've seen a lot. She actually reminded me a lot of Eleven from Stranger things, so fans of that show might enjoy this one.

I listened to the audiobook version of Unspeakable and liked it a lot. The narrator Christy Lynn did a great job with the voices and expressing the emotions. This is a single narrator title.

I was provided with a free copy of this audiobook through storyorigin in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own.