Confiscated Bride

De: Yamila Abraham

Narrado por: Bryce Chadwell

Ambassador Janel is proud to have finally brokered an alliance with the powerful Haraden. What cinched the deal? The Haraden warriors want brides. Since war ravaged her planet's male population they actually have a surplus of women looking for husbands. It seems like a win-win.

General Kordan, the austere Haraden negotiator Janel spent days wearing down, approaches her out of the blue. She's not married - and the warrior general has his eyes on her. For some reason, she feels compelled to go to him.

Unfortunately her timing for a visit to a Haraden home world could not have been worse. Was she being courted or confiscated?

©2016 Yamila Abraham (P)2016 Yamila Abraham

Good

Quick listen! I enjoyed it. I love a good short hot read. Would recommend if your looking for something quick

so much love!

Not only can I never get enough of Yamila's works! But she always has the most wonderful narrators! Their voices are so sexy and perfect! And yet they also make the female voices have their own unique style amd sound. The story itself was really fantastic with just enough drama, romance, and humor!

OK

It was an OK story, short which means the plot is superficial. Might have bee more interesting if this was expanded into a full length story.

Loved the Main Characters

The main characters were admirable, intelligent, bold, and sexy. The plot was good but needed to be more developed. The story was good, but too short. Just when the book got really good, it was over. What is here is very good, just basically a short story. I was very taken with the hottie hunk general. In regard to the performance, it was excellent. The voices were varied and believable.

Waist of time and money

This was worse than fan fiction, and I've read some terrible fan fiction.
No world building whatsoever, no introduction of the characters. The reader is just thrown into the story, and tough if you don't understood what's going on.
The main characters have no depth. The plot is choppy, and the main conflict (if you could even call it that way) is solved within a single page, perhaps even less.
I want that hour of my life back.

DNF

DNF. In my opinion the performance was horrible and the writing was all over. I never knew who’s perspective I was hearing and narrator was terrible.