Uncovering You 2: Submission

Uncovering You, Book 2

By: Scarlett Edwards

Narrated by: Amy Johnson

Length: 2 hrs and 30 mins

Publisher's summary

I have survived the worst. I have come out of the darkness with my sanity intact.

Now, I get to meet the monster holding me here. For the first time since my captivity began, I get to meet Stonehart.

Whatever he wants, I'll be ready. The collar may be tight around my neck, but I will not be a prisoner.

A prisoner has no choice. A prisoner has no purpose. But a concubine, on the other hand? She always has a choice. And today, I choose to fight.

Uncovering You 2: Submission continues the story begun in Uncovering You: The Contract. It contains scenes of intense emotional and physical abuse. Listeners with sensitivity to such subjects are advised to proceed with caution.

©2014 Edwards Publishing (P)2014 Edwards Publishing

WOW!

Wow...just WOW! This is one of the best dark romances I have listen to in a while... I am loving this series...vol... whatever... I like the fact actually that they are short... under 3hrs...because all the nitty griddy starts early on...

This is vol 2, and it picks up right where vol 1 leaves off... Lilly has signed the contract...and now she working for her freedom... This book gets a bit more dark with the violence... Lilly really pisses Stoneheart off... and he kinda... well... he is not so nice when he is angry...

Lilly slowly earns her freedom from the pillar...but where she ends up in the end... is it really any better than the pillar... OMG! I need book/vol 3 like yesterday!!!! So good...

Narration was great...

Great buy, credit or sale...

Mysterious and Entrancing

This book takes your further into the story of Lilly and JS. The book has mystery and suspense. It will take you to the reaches of your comfort level as it deals with kidnapping and to some extent rape. This is not usually the content I enjoy but for some reason I cannot put this book down. The author does an amazing job of drawing you in and although the subject matter is not comfortable she makes you hang on every word. I think it is really well written and I cannot wait to see where she takes these characters. Again my only complaint would be that the book is so short and I don't want to waist a credit on it so I buy them.

Getting better

This book is better than the first one. This story starts to get into the darkness of the series and less on the background info like the first one. We get to see how Lily deals with Jeremy's rules, demands and anger.

Hiding behind the couch but can't look away!!!

Would you listen to Uncovering You 2: Submission again? Why?

This series has been very cleverly written and I will be listening to this book many times. There are so many hints to what lies behind the story and another one comes to light each time the story is read.

What other book might you compare Uncovering You 2: Submission to and why?

At first I compared this book to Consequences but after reading this second book in the series I think it has a flavour of its own. It's obvious that JS has his own agenda and I am so intrigued to find out what that is. Lily is going to need to think so much smarter if she wants a chance to outsmart him. This man is ruthless.

Have you listened to any of Amy Johnson’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Amy Johnson's narration is as intense in this book as it was in Uncovering You 1.

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

For me the most telling part in this book was in the early chapters when JS turned on the purple light to show Lily how easily he could control her boundaries. When he whispered 'run' my heart dropped - I almost gave up then. I thought 'this man is mad - how will you ever bring him down'.

Any additional comments?

Scarlett Edwards is an amazing talent. She has been able to continue the tension created in the first book through to the second and I am so looking forward to the third. I just hope our heroine keeps fighting back!

Hooklines again!

4 two hour listens, and #1 will snag you. It sounds very intriguing...along the lines of Consequences. This is my cup of tea so I am hanging in there to find out what happens. The narrator was good, not great.