Chained
Brides of the Kindred, Book 9
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William Martin
About this listen
Maggie Jordan is not supposed to be having adventures. Her mission is to go to Gaia, a new, unpopulated world, and study the native lifeforms there. So how come she finds herself in on the female-dominated Yonnie Six instead, rescuing a huge, muscular prisoner? The same prisoner she keeps seeing over and over again in her dreams...
Korexiroth - or Kor, as Maggie dubs him, is a slave who spent his life fighting in the savage arenas of the Blood Circuit. He’s got plenty of kills under his belt and more than enough reasons to run as soon as he gets free. But somehow he can’t make himself part from the girl who was brave enough to save him from certain death.
Now, Maggie and Kor are on the run together, trying desperately to find someone to remove the alien device that was implanted in Maggie as punishment for her thievery of an expensive slave. The device, or “slut button”, as it is called, forces Maggie to sexual excesses the shy scientist has never known before - and Kor is the only one who can help her control her new urges.
Kor is more than willing to help Maggie satisfy her new sexual hunger, but his own appetites are not so easily satiated. For there is a dark secret, a shadow from his past that stalks him and whispers of power beyond belief if only he will give himself over to darkness.
Will they find a way to return Maggie to normal? Will Kor admit how he really feels for her? Or will the shadow from his past succeed in tearing them apart?
You’ll have to listen to Chained, Brides of the Kindred, Book Nine, to find out.
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- Theresa M.
- 03-09-22
Wow
You really need to read this if you like romance in stars. Start with book 1, I promise you won’t regret it. Not going to tell you what’s happening as I want you to read it yourself. Happy reading ladies.
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- Enilorac
- 11-01-19
another winner from Evangeline Anderson
Book 9 follows the series really well and I have enjoyed it every bit as much as the previous 8. I look forward to listening/reading to the rest just as much!
Maggie, who lives too much by What if, and guilt, rescues Kor and this results in many adventures and romance
What I love about the series so far is the follow up on previous characters and they are well written with good character balance and enjoyable stories!
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- Enellyia
- 01-09-18
Good read.
There's a part in this book that reminded me a lot of the TV show Spartacus. Spartacus put on a fight with his best friend Varro for a rich child's birthday. At the end of the fight the child demanded Spartacus kill Varro despite it being a friendly fight for his entertainment. Unable to kill his friend, Spartacus refused knowing they would both die. Varro, also knowing they'd both die, pulled the sword deeper into his body as Spartacus held onto it in shock. What happened with Cor and his friend is exactly the same...like exactly.... even down to some of the things they say to each other. It makes me wonder if Evangeline watched Spartacus and took the idea from that or if it is just a coincidence.
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- HB
- 06-09-20
The whispering is AWFUL
This is the second book of this narrator that I’ve tried to listen but I just can’t stand the blinking whispering it’s like nails on a chalk board it’s awful!!! I most likely will not bother Finishing this book Either.
I’ve also noticed as the kindred books have come along the main characters are getting more and more weak and pathetic! What’s wrong with a nice strong female character that does stuff for herself and that’s CAPABLE.
This is the second maybe third book I’ve had to return due to the storyline and narrator. I most likely will not be bothering to buy any more of the kindred series which is a shame as the series started of so well.
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