Natural Consequences

By: Elliott Kay

Narrated by: Tess Irondale

Length: 22 hrs and 55 mins

Publisher's Summary

The exciting sequel to Good Intentions! Alex Carlisle has enough to deal with even on quiet days. Living with an angel and a succubus is no easy feat. One has divine responsibilities she can't explain, and the other tempts him toward a decadent lifestyle he's not sure he can manage. Add to that the stresses of college and trying to hold down a job, and it's lucky Alex can even keep his head on straight.

Yet the complications keep on coming. An amorous (and terrifying) werewolf won't take no for an answer. Vampires from across the country want to know what happened to their allies in Seattle. To top it all off, events in the city have drawn the attention of federal agents who know far too much about the supernatural, and they have no patience for the chaos that Alex and his friends leave in their wake.

©2013 Elliot Kay (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

I would like to listen to more

I would like to listen to more books about alex and the supernatural world he lives in

8 of 8 people found this review helpful

loved it

great follow up to good intentions, and Tess Irondale knocked it out of the park again with her narration

3 of 3 people found this review helpful

Great series!

Great book, love the storyline I usually read fiction and found this to be a wonderful combination of sci-fi and fantasy with a great plot! to top it off, definitely one of the best narrators I've had the pleasure of listening to!

3 of 3 people found this review helpful

Less sex more talking

As with the last book, there was a lot of sex but not nearly as much. There were more heartfelt discussions in the beginning but there was plenty of non sexual action too. I enjoy the characters and the story is well written. I would read another book by this author.

15 of 18 people found this review helpful

Nice Brain Candy

What made the experience of listening to Natural Consequences the most enjoyable?

Likeable characters. Snarky Angels and Demons.

What three words best describe Tess Irondale’s voice?

While Tess' voice was up to the effort...Please, please, PLEASE have readers review names of people and places for accurate pronunciation. NGUYEN is not pronounced NaGOOyen. Many place names in the northwest are Inuit or other native American tongue in origin. She also mangled several city names. This really had me gnashing my teeth to the point that I put the recording down several times.

6 of 7 people found this review helpful

Still Sexy, Still a Solid Story

Alex and friends are still battling Evil (with a capital E) and now have an FBI "Special Unit" after them. Not only direct threats but now we see a threat of betrayal by one of their own. Things that were hinted at in the first book become solid plot elements. Alex and Lorelei's "flash backs" give the author a chance to flex his story telling muscles in other worlds. The angel politics are still entertaining. Even with all the people out to get our heroes, they still manage to get in sexy times. And Tess Irondale's voice acting was first rate and added a lot to the story.

6 of 7 people found this review helpful

Exactly What I Wanted

What I wanted was Lewdness, hotness, fantasy and fun. Got that and a foul mouth horny Angel. Thank you Elliot Kay.... and Jesus for being a standup dude and allowing a sex demon and a horny angel to fuck like monkies.

2 of 2 people found this review helpful

2/3rd Very Well Written Urban Fantasy 1/3rd Porn.

First thing you need to know going in that 1/3rd to 1/4 of the run-time of this audio-book is intensively graphic sex scenes.

The rest of the time is spent on a really well written Urban Fantasy story. Seriously? An edited down version of this; a 14 hour cut that removed the erotica, would make this a top entry in the urban fantasy genre.

I don't buy erotica on Audible so I have nothing to compare it to but I'm going to venture that a 7 hour edit of all the erotica would be a top tier entry in that genre.

The two together? I found it distracting,

Elliot Kay is a damn good writer, and Tess Irondale does a phenomenal job with her narration. I look forward to more great content from either/both of them.

8 of 10 people found this review helpful

Great follow up

Another great story, keeping much to the same style and story as teh first that made it such a treat. Far better than I ever expected. Worth the point.

4 of 5 people found this review helpful

Not miss it.

If you could sum up Natural Consequences in three words, what would they be?

Sexy, Erotic, Fascinating.

What did you like best about this story?

Very well told. Did not shy away from the sex scenes.

Which scene was your favorite?

Too Many. Rachel cussing!

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Too Many

Any additional comments?

I haven't seen this in written format but I am willing to bet the character she pronounced as "neguan" spelled "Nguyen" is actually pronounced closer to "Win"

6 of 8 people found this review helpful

Best episode out of the 3

As with the other episode, it took me a short while to get used to the voice of Tess Irondale speaking for all characters. After a few minutes though, it is almost naturally easy to listen to. Excellent story-telling voice. The story itself, well, I read the book, before I listened to it, so following the story with it's flashbacks comes easy to me. I find this book the best out of the 3, because of a couple of things; - the relationship between Alex, Lorelei and Rachel deepens and blossoms to full bloom - The action scenes are good (and there's more than just one big one) - The undercover/ betrayal really gets under my skin - The history of Lorelei almost made me weep, such a tragic, sad story Really good story and excellent story-telling!

Entirely engrossing

Most men are more romantic than women give credit, and this series is about ultimate romance and total commitment regardless anything else. It is the discovery and rediscovery of true love, albeit in exciting and stressful situations. Tess’ soft and intimate whispers binds the story and makes it real.

This is the only series of audible books I fully intend to listen to again.

good but not gteat

was'nt as keen on it as the first. i found the swiching to so many characters off-putting. some of thos chapters could be skipped without any impact upon the story and i've found that the vampires and werewolves are severely underdeveloped as races. though more time was spent on then in this book, i found them far to cardboard to care much about their history or impact. alex grew to a new level of awsome though, so i can't say i regret reading this one. all in all it was a bit to convoluted and housed a few too many plot points for me. i may listen to it again but i'd end up skipping to the good parts.

0 of 2 people found this review helpful