Sublime Dominion

De: Maria Ian

Narrado por: Maria Ian

Her world didn't shatter. She did.

The explosion that should have ended Moura's life rewired her instead — $4.2 million in surgical reconstruction, but her identity paid the real cost. Her instincts turned lethal.

She understands the Fermat Point better than anyone alive, a deadly military secret designed to eradicate unexpected enemies. But now she knows how to think like it.

Her carefully controlled world fractures when her protégé, George, a spy convicted of treason, is released from solitary confinement, and an impostor clone of Moura interferes with company operations. The clone haunts her, accusing her of abandoning the idealism that drove her as a young woman, before Patrick and Stefan engineered her transformation.

Her husband, Patrick, is cruel and prescient. Her lover Stefan, a shady warlord who burns worlds to preserve her, has her loyalty. They believe she is compliant. They don't realize that she now must learn to calculate them.

Moura’s former attorney, Craig Malcault, uncovered the fatal trap: Distinguishing an ally from a threat requires knowing how allies become suspects, and suspects become threats. That was what no one was meant to find. Moura has seventy-two hours to outmaneuver the machinery built to destroy her. The only person who can save her is the one she's terrified to become.

SUBLIME DOMINION - A psychological espionage thriller where survival demands you betray what you thought you were.

Would you die to stay who you were… or cross every line to become who they fear?

Discover what lies beyond the breaking point.

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The Fantasy Escape I Didn’t Know I Needed

Listening to Sublime Dominion pulled me in faster than I expected. The world‑building felt rich without ever dragging, and I kept sneaking in extra listening time just to see what twist was coming next. One night I stayed up way too late because a single scene had my heart racing. It’s the kind of story that makes regular life feel a little dull in the best way immersive, addictive, and surprisingly emotional.

Make the unexpected come true

A lot can be learned from what you never expected could happen. The author explores the many corners of the human psyche where unexpected wonders arise, including the not-so-kind ones that reveal truths we can learn from, which makes it a very kind thriller overall.

Mind Under Siege

This audiobook is like being pulled inside someone else’s mind and forced to sit with their hardest choices. You experience constant tension, emotional unease, and moments that make you pause and think. You are left questioning identity, loyalty, and how survival can quietly reshape a person from the inside out. I liked having to lean in, pay attention, and figure things out for myself, which made listening feel more immersive and satisfying.

Clear, Thoughtful, and Immersive Storytelling

Sublime Dominion by Maria Ian is a layered and absorbing audiobook that rewards close listening. The writing is clear and deliberate, with vivid descriptions that make complex ideas and emotional tensions easy to follow. The structure feels intentional, moving confidently between inner reflection and high-stakes moments without becoming confusing. One section I found especially compelling was the exploration of power, control, and personal reckoning, where the narrative slows just enough to let the themes settle. That pause made the broader stakes feel more human and grounded. As a narrator, Maria Ian delivers the text with steady focus and nuance, which adds clarity to the story’s intensity. Overall, it is a thoughtful and well-organized listen that invites reflection while keeping you engaged.

A Heroine Who Refuses to Stay in Her Box

Watching Moura shift from controlled asset to calculating survivor was absolutely riveting. The internal war between who she was, who they made her, and who she chooses to become is the core of this story—and it’s brutal in the best way. Fans of morally gray protagonists will eat this up.