Succubus

De: Jade Jones

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

An intense, unputdownable read from the mind of bestselling author, Jade Jones!

Love is just a game to Tremaine Hardy, aka Mane, who plays his way through the city of Chicago, leaving a trail of broken hearts behind him wherever he goes. A master manipulator with a gorgeous face that could fool any woman, he’s a stranger to heartbreak himself. When his last woman swore that he would someday meet someone ten times worse than him who would give him a taste of the heartbreak he dealt out so regularly, Mane only laughed. However, when he meets the ravishing and mysterious Inari, he finds out that his ex just might have been right. He falls hard for Inari, but as fate would have it, her devilish beauty and lustful appetites are too much for any mortal man to handle.

Mispronounced words

I enjoyed the story but virtually voice messed up some of the words and repeated stuff. I was a little confused and thought my phone was glitching but that wasn’t the case. Overall I enjoyed the book.

Great book

The story was captivating and the characters was on point hopefully there is a part 2

really good story but hated the AI narrator

The story was good and very interesting. The AI narrator was mis pronuncing words a lot. The steamy parts were kind of funny listening to read by a computer. lol 😆 made it harder to connect to the character. the story is worth hearing though kept me engaged all day at work.

good story, bad reader

I love the story. I wasn't happy with the mechanical reader they use to read it.

I love Jay Jones

I honestly have to say, I love the paranormal urban twist to the storyline. I just don’t like virtual voice because they miss pronounce a lot of words in there. If you don’t have common sense, this book would confuse you I go way back with Jade all the way to the camera series, so I love her writing. I just think she should invest in her book a little more by choosing a last person that makes the story come to life. Those virtual voice sound emotionally. No Life is in there, Tony you really can’t connect with the story it’s like sitting in your least favorite professors class, while they lecture.