Devoured

Brides of the Kindred Series, Book 11

By: Evangeline Anderson

Narrated by: William Martin

Tess Hughes is on the run from her abusive ex-husband. The problem is, he’s a detective and there’s no place on Earth he can’t find her. Solution? Hide somewhere that’s not on Earth - the Kindred Mother Ship. That’s how she winds up posing as Pairing Puppet - one of the robotic mistresses that service the unmated males of the Kindred who need a little sexual stress release from time to time. Of course, Tess never actually performs a Pairing Puppet’s duties - she hides every time a new ‘customer’ comes in. But then she gets caught out in the open...at exactly the wrong time.

Garron of the Rai’ku Kindred has a dragon sized problem and it’s living right inside of him. His dr’gin, the ravenous beast that lives inside every Rai’ku male, is trying to get out. Problem is, if Garron lets it escape, it will eat the first person it sees. He’s burning with need and the more his desire grows, the greater the danger to those around him. Desperate to quench his smoldering desire and keep his dr’gin contained, he goes to the Pairing House...and chooses Tess.

Now the two of them are on the run. Expelled from the Mother Ship, Tess is once again menaced by her abusive ex who will stop at nothing to get her back. Garron has sworn to protect her but the beast inside him is more dangerous than any outside threat could be.

Can Garron protect Tess from the man who has sworn to destroy her without letting the beast inside him run free? If not, she will surely be...Devoured.

©2014 Evangeline Anderson (P)2019 Evangeline Anderson

An Intricate Story of Healing and Love!

I love the way the narrator brings this book to life! The story kept me interested and I really enjoyed the interaction of all of the characters. It does, however, blatantly portray a monster of a man who abuses his wife severely.

The book, itself, is able to be read as a standalone and, although I had not heard/read the first ten, I did not feel as though anything was missing.

Whispers

This a good book but the whispering was lined of Annoying. But I still love the book.

This One Made Me

I've been enjoying the Kindred for a nice Long while and never have I had a complaint worth making but this one made me.
The narrator has a nice voice but it's sounding like he's reading a textbook and the whisper is killing me .... and I'm only a third way in. I trying so hard to finish.
I have no doubt in the story it's the Listening.
Sorry, Bill. I'll Love You in the next one.

Warning

I find it very nice when an author will warn the readers that the content might not be for everyone. Unfortunately for me, this story really hit home. I was abused much like the main female. I kind of wish that I had read this story at that time. Maybe it would have given me the incentive to seek help. At the time, I didn’t think I had anywhere to go.

OMG! I forgot how much I love the Kindred Series

It’s been several years since I’ve had a chance to read any of the Brides of the Kindred! I’ve been using Audio Books for several months, and am so glad I found this series on here! I couldn’t quit listening! Such a wonderful story & the narrator’s voice was so soothing.