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    Hopeless Kingdom
    Hopeless Kingdom
    Hopeless Kingdom
    Audiobook4 hours

    Hopeless Kingdom

    Written by A.K. Koonce

    Narrated by Dara Rosenberg

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    What's more powerful than magic? Revenge.

    King Tristan wasn't prepared for a prisoner quite like Zakara Storm. The three beautiful fae men led her to her imprisonment, and it's hard to see who is friend and who is foe in the dangerous and destructive kingdom.

    A savior is all the humans want. Freedom is what the fae seek. Survival is all Zakara knows.

    She'll survive, even if she has to watch the whole world burn to ash.

    Contains mature themes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateMay 29, 2018
    ISBN9781977383136
    Hopeless Kingdom
    Author

    A.K. Koonce

    A.K. Koonce is a USA Today bestselling author. A mom by day and a fantasy and paranormal-romance author by night, she keeps the fantastical stories in her mind on an endless loop while she tries her best to focus on her actual life and not that of the spectacular but demanding fictional characters who always fill her thoughts.

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    • 4/5
      Very entertaining, I have absolutely enjoyed the characters and the adventure thus far.

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    • 3/5
      So in book 2, we get to see what happens with the betrayal of Zakara's men and the aftermath. We get to learn more about her past and why she avoided the kingdom. We get to meet more side characters and booooy are the King and his mom doozies haha. I was intrigued again by the premise, the ending made me go right into book 3 - glad it was already complete or I would have been like WHAAAAAT you can't end it like that haha. I did love the affectionate names/vulnerability of the guys. I felt so bad for Dax and was surprised with the comedic relief from/with Ryder. The steam in this one was great (fabulous kiss scenes, not to mention the tension-filled portions of the book haha). I did appreciate the whychoose moment with Zakara sticking to her guns and not making the decision between them all. 3.5-4 stars for the story.

      Narration to me was again just ok. It won't be something I write home about, but it didnt deter me from continuing to listen. 3/5 stars from me.
    • 3/5
      I started the series not knowing it was a reverse harem, which honestly doesn’t bug me like some of them have, but I am interested in seeing how the story unfolds, it is interesting. I can’t wait to see if Kara gets her kick arsedness on.