Dark Side of the Sun

By: Addison Cain

Narrated by: Jas Walker

Length: 9 hrs and 1 min

Publisher's Summary

He's a man with no conscience. A man hopelessly in love. Bastard-born gentleman Gregory Harrow has decided that the Baroness of Iliffe will be his and his alone. It matters not what the young widow is hiding from, who he must kill, or what lies he shall weave to have his way. 

Dark Side of the Sun is a full-length Regency era dark romance from USA Today best-selling author Addison Cain about depravity, desire, and acute retribution.

©2017 Addison Cain (P)2019 Addison Cain

Like Jane Austen on steroids!

I LOVED this book. I studied a lot of English Literature back in my school days, and have always enjoyed Jane Austen. Her work so specifically defines the time period in England. Dark Side of the Sun perfectly captures this same place and time, and gives the reader (listener) a perfectly enjoyable erotic adventure while still, amazingly, adhering to the rules of society. Well, with just enough outward scandal to make the main characters interesting. By the end, you are all in. Rooting for the anti-hero, and caring for all the characters in the primary circle. Addison Cain does a great job creating monsters that you just can't help but love. It's amazing how many books she has published, and how few of them are actually available on audiobook. erg... This was my first time hearing Jas Walker, and I loved it. Excellent work.

Addictive dark romance!

I loved this dark Regency so much I'm probably going to listen to it all over again lolz. It's that good. A young widow and a baroness are in hiding from her husband's successor and his friends who are evil and want her dead and worse. And a bastard gentleman who's a little sociopathic and psychotic and completely obsessed with her. ........and it had a happy ending. Kind of rare for Addison Cain.

Made me love the book even more!

So...I already love this book on it's own and I've had this in my wishlist for the longest time, even though I had credits to get it with. I'd finally went ahead and just bought it because you know, wanting to support the author and all. First thing of course, I know I never correctly pronounced things and everyone has their own way of pronouncing certain words so I already know I would most likely laugh at myself for some of the words I've been pronouncing off. That's kind of besides the point I guess but, I thoroughly enjoyed the accents the narrator gave to the characters. I didn't find the female parts jarring or off at all, at least in my opinion. It just made me love this book even more than I already do. Is that even possible? Anyway, our main guy, he's an anti-hero. He's not the kind of person I would like at all if I ever did meet him. Nothing really redeemable at all. I wouldn't want him for my sister or my best friend. Yet, the lengths he would go to to protect the heroine, man, you just can't help falling for him and rooting for his success in getting her in the end. Best 9hrs of listening I've done.

Loved the book, Audio made it better

I love this Author and her unique stories. The narrator brought new life and substance to an already enjoyable book.

Gregory and Arabella

Absolutely thrilling, the combination of Addison's words and Jas' performance left me astounded. My own words can not do this piece justice. I recommend to all who possess that little bit of darkness in their souls.

great story

Another great book by Addison Cain . A dark tale with a good ending.

Good

This story is dark but has a strong plot (having acquired the audio later than the book I'd forgotten how good it is). The narration generally good with a few howlers - black guard pronounced black guard for example. Alex Wyndham it is not!!!! Give it a go and see if you fall for arabella and Gregory's story - both outcasts who go through a hero's journey to find peace, love and devotion in each other.