The Demon's Possession

Shadow Quest, Book 1

By: Kiersten Fay

Narrated by: Henry Jones

Length: 13 hrs

Publisher's summary

As captain of the merchant ship Marada, Sebastian has only one goal: keep his family and his crew safe while they deliver a curious parcel to the ruthless pirate Ethanule. But when a bewitching woman mysteriously appears on his ship, he finds it impossible to focus on the job...and to keep his hands off her. Could she be his long-awaited mate?

Analia has known only one life: servitude and enslavement. In a bid for freedom, she escapes onto a craft led by a fearsome demon captain. If she is to maintain her freedom, she must gain Sebastian's trust while concealing her true nature.

Together, they contend with the hazards of open space, but what no one knows is her secrets are more dangerous than anything they have encountered before.

The Demon's Possession is the first installment in the best-selling paranormal romance series Shadow Quest.

©2011 Brooke Martin (P)2018 Brooke Martin

Oh my god I love this book!!!!

The narrator was spot on even with the female voices. This book has everything action; love; past challenges and twists to the story that you don’t see coming. I can’t wait to see what the next book brings I highly recommend this book

I would recommend The Demon's Possession

I enjoyed The Demon's Possession. It had everything I was looking for, from action to love. The narrator wasn't bad. He did pretty well going from male to female.

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.

Nice!

Took a little getting use to the Narrators voice but the story was good. I would recommend this book if you like Demons.

Great Listen

The leading man actually cares for the leading lady and respects her choices. It was a breath of fresh air to be honest. The main heroine was strong and not 2S2L like these types of novels can be. great storyline and as a bit of a feminist I really was pleasantly surprised at how rarely it did those dumb romance novel tropes that tend to make the woman seem like some fantasy bimbo.

Holy Guacamole! - 40 Shades of Star Trek

A well written, steamy science fiction thriller. This book was referred by a friend who thought that I might enjoy it.
Well, I did. It was exciting, dangerous and fun. Great writing and wonderful narration combine to transport the listener to a different universe.

Great book

New author to me and so far I really enjoyed the story plot and the narrator did a fabulous job. I recommend this for you if you enjoy reading or listening to demons and romances.

wonderful start to finish

loved it could not stop listening. cant wait for the next one in the set

REFRESHING

I am always reading one book at night and listening to another while working during the day. I probably read/listen to 15 to 20 books a month. I was about to stop reading because I was tired of the typical basic storyline. Then I seen this book and decided to give it one more try. Boy and I excited that I did. This is not your normal book. It has a storyline and plot of its own. It does not follow the same criteria that every other book out there does. I love it and can’t wait to read the next one. The narrator is lovely to listen too. From time to time it
Was hard to tell what character was speaking but it only happened a few time’s. I would love to listen to more books from this narrator.

Missed The Mark

There were two things that made this a 3 star read: First and foremost, I found the dialog sophomoric. Pretty much throughout the book it read as a YA, sexual content notwithstanding. The second thing was that the narrator simply didn't have the vocal range to adequately read all parts. In fact, his voice lent to the YA vibe
I quit at around the 3/4 mark, and won't read a followup, however the writing was decent, and I liked the story premise. I probably should have just read it.