• Hacking Darkness: A Reverse Harem Romance

  • Dark Codes, Book 1
  • By: Marissa Farrar
  • Narrated by: Laurie West
  • Length: 6 hrs and 33 mins
  • 3.8 out of 5 stars (12 ratings)

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Hacking Darkness: A Reverse Harem Romance

By: Marissa Farrar
Narrated by: Laurie West
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Publisher's Summary

Book one in the now-completed Dark Codes reverse harem series!

The thing that makes me special is also the reason I’ve been kidnapped.

Somewhere in my head, I have access to a code, given to me at the moment my world collapsed. It’s what my kidnappers want - all four of them - and their mysterious boss whose very name makes my heart beat faster. 

Hard men. Criminals, I’m sure. Willing to do anything to break me, and take what they want.

But locked in the dark, I soon realize it’s not only what’s in my head they’re after. The glint in their eyes, lingering touches, and heavy breaths tell a different story.

Darcy, we’re here; we’re watching you.

Now, I have to decide if I want to become part of that story, too....

©2017 Marissa Farrar (P)2020 Marissa Farrar

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interesting then ends

the ending was terrible..ok here and then the end. must buy book 2. I do not like when authors make you buy another book.

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Welp here it goes.....

Ok so I'm going to be honest.... this book could of been a 10 of 12 hour single book. It was a lot of repetition, the angst was annoying, out of all 3 books she only had sex with with 4/5 guys once, I'm no nympho but it's missing the harem part imo. the narration was ok... but the fmc was irrational, a little whiny, and just stupid in so many of the scenes. The way each book ends so abruptly with a flat "the end" makes me think this was DRAAAAAAGGED OUT for no reason other than to make more money lol (but I guess don't hate the player, hate the game). Yes I got all 3 because who doesn't want to know how a series ends once you started it. If not for this reason I probably would return it, I doubt I'll listen again.

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great book bad reader

I loved this book, when I read it myself. I could not listen to this narrator.

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  • N. Mahoney
  • 02-26-21

I am interested to see where the series goes.

Hacking Darkness is a good story that has a lot of potential for the rest of the series. I felt that Darcy's attraction happened too quickly and I would have preferred for her to get to know the men better and gain more of an insight into their intentions. Having said that, I did like everything else about the story.
The narration, at times, was a struggle for me. Mostly Laurie West did a good job but she cannot do an English accent (or at least she couldn't in this audiobook.) it was distracting, and somewhat frustrating. Having said that, the rest of the characters and her overall narration was good and she has a voice that is easy to listen to.
I am happy to listen to more work by both the author and narrator.