Unholy Alliance

Space Opera and Sci-fi Romance

De: Tyler Chase, Laura J. Quinn

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The Murkudahl come with a dire warning for humanity...

The well-written, fast-paced plot moves from one hair-raising dilemma to another, ramping to a fevered pitch ...The writing is crisp, the pacing excellent! --KIRKUS Reviews

For years, humans have exploited the noble alien race, the Murkudahl Kait, harnessing their advanced technology and medical miracles without mercy. What they don’t know is that the Kait are pacifist offshoots of the blood-thirsty Murkudahl Kurukaii, a savage race of warriors who thrive on war and domination. Now, the Kurukaii have learned of the humans' cruelty and are marching toward Earth with one goal: brutal annihilation. Millions will be slaughtered, and the survivors will face a fate worse than death—enslavement by the Kurukaii.

The only hope to avoid this apocalyptic fate lies in the rise of a new leader, one who will protect the Kait and prevent further exploitation. In return, the noble Kait will stand by this ruler against their bloodthirsty kin.

Unbeknownst to Lady Vaush Bastionli, she is the chosen one destined to ascend the imperial throne and confront the wrathful Murkudahl. But first, she must navigate a deadly path fraught with danger, as countless enemies lie in wait.

Her only allies are the enigmatic Kait, and her most bitter enemy—the brooding Lord Comron Van Laven.

With the survival of the human race hanging in the balance, Vaush and her unlikely allies must face treachery, betrayal, and relentless battles in a desperate fight for the throne. The fate of humanity rests on their shoulders, and failure is not an option.

Prepare for an epic journey filled with suspense, intrigue, and heart-pounding action as Lady Vaush Bastionli rises to meet her destiny and battles to save the world.

A fresh guilty-pleasure series, this powerful story is the perfect marriage of science fiction and romance. -- Foreword Reviews

Not Sure About Virtual Voice

The narration was not robotic or odd; however, it was not nuanced or emotional. There is no vocal change between characters--at all. Which makes it hard trying to keep up when multiple voices should be heard. There is no acting. The tone of voice is the same during a fight scene spewing expletives and a cozy love scene. Overall, it really takes you out of the story.