Hunted: An Epic Romantasy

The Giving Chronicles, Book 2

De: Elayna R. Gallea

Narrado por: Sean Masters, Lilly Drake

All bets are off when the man sworn to hunt a runaway woman reverses course to protect her from the forces against them in this slow-burn sequel to Given.

The Giving Season has ended, but the onset of winter hasn't brought Wren peace. The king is still after her, and he has more reason than ever to want her dead. In possession of magic she shouldn't have, she's desperate to flee the capital.

And there's just one person who can help her: Gabriel Moreau, the Hunter who chased Wren across the country, duty-bound to bring her to justice. Forced to make the most difficult decision he's ever faced, Gabriel chooses to break his oath and vows anew to protect Wren. Now, he too will be hunted.

Together, Wren and Gabriel race across the kingdom to escape the king's wrath. But the cost of safety is steep, and life on the run is more dangerous than ever. Even with the Hunter by her side, their bond growing stronger with each obstacle, Wren is all too aware that everything, especially the notion of safety, is a lie.

Narrated in duet style.

©2026 Elayna R. Gallea (P)2026 Podium Audio

Hunters voice

Left me on my edge of my seat!!! I hate cliffhangers but oh I Can’t wait for the next one

It was okay

The narrators are, as always, wonderful. The storyline didn’t give much or any new plot twists. It all felt a little forced and repetitive throughout the whole book. I really really enjoyed The Given and was sooo eager to read The Hunted- but this book left me with little eagerness to figure out what happens next.

Their connection

I love these the 1st and 2nd book hope there is another book after this one.

Repetitive

It was painful for me to listen to because of the repetition. That said, I did finish it.

Hunter and his prey

This story was a great continuation of the series. There was good character development and I enjoyed seeing Wren and Gabriel get to know each other better. This one just released and im already impatient for the next.
I do feel like the narrators could have used more inflection in their voices. Very frequently the tone used didn't fit what was happening in the story.