Dark Kings: A Reverse Harem Paranormal Romance

Feathers and Fate, Book 1

By: Sadie Moss

Narrated by: Nya Simpson, Alton Woods

Length: 6 hrs and 39 mins

Publisher's summary

Nobody warned me these men are hot as sin.

It makes sense, I guess. They are the Seven Sins, after all.

And what’s a fallen angel doing hanging out with guys like this, you ask? Well…that’s a long story that starts with me breaking a teeny-tiny rule and ends with me getting kicked out of Heaven.

Oops.

But now I’ve got a chance to go back! There’s just one little catch: I’ll only be allowed to return to Heaven if I can bring the Seven Sins with me.

Yup. You heard that right. I have to redeem them. All of them.

It shouldn’t be so hard. I’ve got a plan of action all set.

Step 1: Stop thinking dirty thoughts about them.

Step 2: Recruit their help to close up the strange demonic portal that just opened in Manhattan.

Step 3: No, seriously, stop thinking dirty thoughts about them.

Uh, oh. This might not be as easy as I thought....

Note: Dark Kings is the first book in the Feathers and Fate series, a reverse harem paranormal romance featuring a feisty fallen angel and seven delicious, devilish men.

©2020 Sadie Moss (P)2020 Sadie Moss

Great start

Great start to a new series by Sadie Moss. I am a fan of This author and she does not disappoint with this story. Narrators were great!

Dark Kings

Sadie Moss really had me hooked from the first chapter of this series. It's an overall fun and lighter read without heaps of angst and I thoroughly enjoy how everything is set up in this book.

I look forward to more!

Enjoyed the storyline but I did not enjoy the performance

I select audio book to listen on my commute in car or as I am cooking. I enjoyed the story. MC female cute. MC guys I like the way the 7 sins are being betrayed but the narration..nope nope nope. It felt like I had that robot reading to me. There was no real distinction between each of the men’s voices. At times lost track of who was talking. The female M, had no depth or emotion to her voice. I think I will read the next book and find another audiobook. If you’re looking for a good read I recommend but the Audible version nope.

Paranormal Reverse Harem

Dark Kings by Sadie Moss is a paranormal reverse harem romance that I listened to on audio narrated by Nya Simpson and Alton Woods. This is the first book in the Feathers and Fate series.

I absolutely love Sadie's books! She does a great job pulling me into the story and I can't help but binge them in one sitting. I am loving the relationship that's blooming between Trinity, Beckett, Remington, Phoenix, and Ford. I really enjoyed getting all of their points of view throughout the book. It really brought the story to life.

I can't wait to dive into the next book in the series Wicked Game.

Nya and Alton did a great job on the narration. They both really know how to bring a story to life. I look forward to listening to more of their work in the future.

I would recommend this book if you love paranormal romances, reverse harems, or romantic suspense.

Fantastic Start To This Series!

Wow! An angel and the seven deadly sins? Sounds like a recipe for a great book! I loved this story and the characters! The Narrator for this audiobook is great! This is a fantastic start to this new series and I cannot wait for the next book!

Amazing start to the series!

I loved Trinity and her men. Sadie Moss does it again. Such a great read. Highly recommend if you love RH paranormal romance series.

bloody fantastic!!

I have this in ebook and loved it and wow the dual narration!🤯 loved it!!! this is an amazing audio and I cannt wait for more!!💕💕💕

Good story, bad narrator

The story line is unique, and I like the characters. I guess that for the most part, the narrator was ok, but her mispronunciation of SO MANY words was driving me crazy.

fallen

when a fallen angel gets tangled up with the seven sins (well four out of the the seven) in a quest to close demonic portals.

Feral not Ferelle!

This story is ok. There isn't a lot of heat to it in spite of the premise, but it's ok. I find the way the Sins are personified a bit interesting.
Neither of the narrators have a great range. It's sometimes hard to understand who's talking. The one thing that really stands out and annoys me is when Nia Simpson mispronounces feral as ferelle.
It could be better, but it isn't bad.