Arak's Love

A World Beyond, Book 2

By: Michelle Howard

Narrated by: Michael Pauley, Samia Moon

Length: 7 hrs and 6 mins

Publisher's summary

Half-Argoran shifter, Arak O’tir knew good people existed. He worked with some of them. But as a deadly Jutak warrior, his work often took him into the less savory elements of society. So much so, he shielded his heart from those he rescued. That was, until one particular mission leaves him longing for a specific female. Someone who made him tremble even if she wasn’t from his world.

Sylvia Forrester never expected her quest for a husband would lead her into danger. Nor could she have ever foreseen that her search would find her captured by aliens and added to a list of potential sex-slaves to be sold for a high profit. While her captors should have broken her, destroying any hope she’d had of a life happily-ever-after, Sylvia’s savior has her wondering if her earlier dreams could still come true.

But Arak and Sylvia soon discover love and passion has its own price.

©2015 Michelle Howard (P)2016 Michelle Howard

very impressed with the multiple narratives!

I loved the fact that they used multiple narrators! The sound effects made you feel as if you were in a movie! !!

I love this series!

Micheal Pauly is wonderful as usual. The story is exciting and the characters likable. This entire series is great!

Good story, stilted narration

This is the second story in this series with the same voices and the male narrator is very monotone and grating to me.

Michelle Howard follows up Torkel's Chosen with a winner

I like the inclusion of human females with strength and attitude to alien planets and different cultures. I would really love more of this series and will be buying the next 2. I liked that Sylvie was flexible enough to give Arak the time of day. Nice to see Torkel characters finding happiness.

Hard to get into at first.

This one was a little harder to get into at first, but got better as the book progressed.

Love this series

What did you love best about Arak's Love?

I loved all of the characters and I am so glad that we got to learn more about Arak. He is such an amazing character and knowing what makes him, him is great. I cannot wait for the next book in the series.

a wonder to behold

I think I'm in again! i read this as an ebook but got a copy of the audio book from the author. i believe the sound effects and the tone of the narrator. i think this was the best performance I've heard in a long time. I'll be buying all in this series in audiobooks just top hear the voices of the characters I've fallen in love with

Loved This So Much!

Full of action, wonderful characters, hot sex and romance too, this story has it all! I fell in love wit in these characters in book 1 and love them more in this book. There are great action parts that make it exciting, yet times that bring tears to your eyes. I am anxious to read the next book in this wonderful series!!!

Very good....

I really like this series and the narration, voices dialogs and special effects are amazinggg. theres battles sassy conversations and the woman are strong minded with out been mean or stupid brats. I recommend this book. Can wait for the next book. iIm looking forward the snake guy's book.

Good follow-up to the first book

Where does Arak's Love rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

The series is good so far. I'll be listening to the next book as soon as it's available on Audio (which, in my personal opinion, should be available soon after the book release).

Who was your favorite character and why?

Kyele and Joni. Can't wait to hear their bad-ass story,

Would you listen to another book narrated by Michael Pauley and Samia Moon ?

I would listen to Michael Pauley, but Samia Moon's performance of Sylvie was cheesy and made her sound like a ditsy blonde when she was being playful/intimate with Arak.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

No extreme reaction. Just glad Torkel and the rest of the team got to realize the torture his chosen had gone through for them.