Emerge

Hosting Gods Series, Book 1

By: Lena Mae Hill

Narrated by: Brandon Utah, Stephanie Wyles

Love can save you...if it doesn't destroy you first.

Gwen has spent her life on the road, picking up and moving every few months when her mother has a mental break. They take care of each other. They don't need anyone else. Or so Gwen believes...until her mother announces she's met a man online.

When they arrive at his opulent home, Gwen is plunged into a world that seems too good to be true. Suddenly she's living in a mansion overlooking the beach and eating foods she's only read about in paperback novels. Her mother's new man has a gorgeous daughter and four irresistible sons who apparently don't mind her complete social incompetence. At last, her dream of going to school and being a normal 16-year-old is within her reach.

But the family they've joined has more than its share of secrets. Not all of them want her there, and her inexplicable attraction to each of them only complicates matters further. When strange phenomena begin to occur in their presence, Gwen must emerge from her protective shell and embrace a destiny she's never imagined.

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Lena Mae Hill (P)2018 Tantor

Story is interesting. Narration is painful

I thought the story topic was new and interesting, but then the male narrator started. UGH Why did he have to do a heavy Boston accent? I would have enjoyed it more if he would have just done a normal narration.

Beautiful Connections

I love the realness of the characters and how they deal with the stickiness of life and struggles and still deal with it all amazingly. The connection between the characters is fulfilling.

loved it

I'm looking forward to the next one in the series. great writing and narration was great to

Great book

I really liked this audiobook. The story was unique and layered. The characters were real , complex, and distinct from one another. The female reader was great. The male was way over the top exaggerated with the accent, which made it kind of comical at inappropriate times. Once I got used to him it was okay, though. I got really drawn in and wanted to keep reading. It's a "quiet" book that focuses on relationship between the characters. Overall, I would recommend.

It's good.

The book has a good story and uses elements from norse mythology to compose the plot. However, is not an intense book. The story's narrative is very basic. The book has a light mature contente.