Rook

Devil’s Nightmare MC, Book 3

De: Lena Bourne

Narrado por: Stephanie Rose, Aiden Snow

I only ever loved one woman. I still love her, even though she left to get us breakfast one morning 10 years ago and disappeared. I searched for her for months, but she was just gone. Most days, it's all a distant memory of what could've been, but I do think of her whenever I wake up next to a strange woman and wish it was her.

Then I see her on the sunny Mexico City street one random afternoon, and it's like no time has passed at all. I still want to grab her and take her to my room, not let her dress for days. Just like it was back when we fell in love.

But she belongs to the cartel boss now. She's out of my reach. Technically. I'm a calm man, nothing much gets me going. But Ines, she wakes the fire inside me, makes my blood run hot and has done so since the day we met.

Now that I've finally found her, nothing and no one will keep me away from her ever again. Not even all of the Mexican cartel.

©2018 Lena Bourne (P)2019 Tantor

It was ok

I do not like long drawn out story’s of suffering. I didn’t think there much to this story.

Nothing much stood out.

I do love the series, but....This one wasn't a favorite. Maybe it was the female narrator. I just couldn't get into this one like i did the first 2
I'm hoping scars story is better...

Loyalty

This is a very good book! The narration was so well
done. I highly recommend it!

Rook & Ines

Rook & Ines’ story was ok and the bond of the MC. They were together for six months when she was kidnapped by the Gentleman, held prisoner, and abused. He searched for her for ten years to no avail. Story was light, mild drama, no cheating or angst. HEA & epilogue.Aiden’s voice is superb.

Excellent MC Romance with finest narration and a love story hard won and beautiful

This is one of my favorite Lena Bourne ‘Devil’s Nightmare’ books. Rook is all anyone could want in strong and powerful, yet with heart and soul. Inez is a realistic strong in spirit, yet damaged girl whose 10 years of the worst kinds of abuse still cannot take her true heart or ability to rise above her terror. Love can conquer all is the message and irs spun here with believable threads. The Narrators are the best I’ve heard and capture the spirit of their characters. I love this story and find it uplifting no matter how many listens. Thank you Lena Borne for knowing the life which you describe and those who are the true survivors and perhaps heroes.
RRR

letting go

when she speaks about letting go and a calm washing over her, knowing it's ok to let go

🌻This series could have been sooo good!🌻

🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻V from Kansas 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻

This book was a little bit better than the last book but, it still falls short of being really good. Although this book is longer than the last book, it still ends too abruptly, for my taste. It seems to be a common complaint, by me, but I so wish that we(listeners) could get to experience a little of the Hero and Heroine’s HEA, with them. Instead, as soon as the major conflict is overcome, the story ends, with the exception of a brief epilogue. I guess that’s one reason I’ve always liked Kristen Ashley’s style of writing, she actually allows you to “live” life, with her characters.

The narration by Stephanie Rose seems to become more comfortable, as this series progresses, and Aiden Snow’s performance is always yummy!

I will state that this book didn’t draw me in, as much, emotionally as Tank’s story did. I’m not 100% sure why that is true, but it is.

In conclusion, this book, like the rest of the series, fell a bit short of being good, in my opinion. It was ok and I did want to finish it, but it’s not a book I would encourage a friend to be a “must listen/read”.

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! After listening to this story,. I totally enjoyed reading this book. It’s well written and the characters were uniquely fantastic. I would suggest this book to my friends that like this sort of genera. this was a good book. The narrator was great.

Female Narrator

I'm writing this with the best of intentions - both for future listeners (so they know what they getting into) as well as for the female narrator (Stephanie Rose), in the hopes that she doesn't take this as an insult but rather constructive criticism.

I use audiobooks to keep me going during my daily workouts which is long distance (speed) walking but this book had me wanting to rather nod off and unfortunately, it was all because of the female narrator's voice/tone. I'm so sorry, but it was just so freaking boring, annoyingly so. It was so bad that I eventually started skipping/fast forwarding sections just to hear less. 😖🥴
I will even go as far as to say that because I'm a firm believer of narrators "bringing a book to life", I kept thinking ... "surely the hero doesn't really love THIS heroine". 😅🤣

I also feel bad for the author as the story could probably get a higher rating than I've given it but because I just wasn't able to tolerate the full narration, I was also not able to fully enjoy the story.

The male narrator (Aiden Snow) did however do an awesome job and was able to somewhat save this audiobook.

That said, seeing that this audiobook was produced in 2019, I am hopeful that the female narrator has improved with experience and will try a more recent narration before completely writing her off. Fingers crossed.

*MC Romance
*2nd chance
*Dual POV
*Dual narration
*Standalone within a series
*HEA
*NO "cheating"

Truly Disappointing

First of all Aiden Snow is one of my all time favorite narrators. So great job as usual Mr. Snow.
This story started out ok but after the first third of it I was skipping chapters.
The female was just being stupid. I can't handle stupid characters in a story.
So, yes I'm really disappointed that the story just flopped.