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The Devil's City

Hidden Legends: Prison for Supernatural Offenders, Book 5

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By: Megan Linski, Alicia Rades, Hidden Legends
Narrated by: Taylor Harvey, A.J. Carter
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Love is villainy.

Ava-Marie

I escaped the Institute with my partners in crime, and now we’re going to make the world pay.

We’ve never had more fun than when we’re out on the streets, committing crimes and robbing banks. My husband and I have sworn to become the greatest supernatural crime lords the magical world has ever seen, and we plan to make good on that dark promise.

I have thousands at my command, but even in the midst of my rule, I fear Charlie is taking things too far. Reality is beginning to bend, and I’ve decided to craft this world to what I decide it should be.

I promised that I’d make our enemies burn for what they did to us.

Now I’m going to love igniting the flames.

Charlie

The magical community is ours for the taking. I’ve stepped into the position I was born for, and have become a mob boss operating within shades of gray. I’ve chosen to follow in my grandfather’s footsteps, to obtain power and lead the Elven crime family back into glory.

To steal the vampire key, we’ll have to pull off the perfect heist, and go deep into the criminal vampire nest known as The Devil’s City.

No crime is off the table. Nothing is going to stop me from achieving what we set out to do, because I’m willing to gamble everything I have.

But I never thought one mistake would cause my luck to run out.

©2024 Megan Linski, Alicia Rades (P)2024 Megan Linski, Alicia Rades
Crime Dark Fantasy Fantasy Paranormal Magic
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I found the story passable so had this on in the background, and could easily miss parts without missing much. I found there was too much agonising and whining and self-pity which really grated after a while, and a lot of 'he/she growled' or 'he/she gasped' so was wondering whether the authors were struggling with their vocabulary. However the worst part was the narration, especially the male narrator. He was breathy and there were into nations and stresses on some words and vowels which should not be there - and then the constant mispronounced names started to drive me crazy - eg Bianchi was continuously mispronou ced and so was Nadine.
I sadly do not recommend this and the only reason I'd listen to the last instalment was to find out what happens and I will have to grit my teeth through it.

Story okay, narrration was awful

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both this book and the last book in this series have been struggle listens for me. they felt like filler and the story never really went anywhere until the last couple of chapters in this book. at times I was listening, but not actually hearing the story and it made no difference to where the plot was at.

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