House of Kings

House of Royals, Book 3

By: Keary Taylor

Narrated by: Susan Fouche

Alivia's father left her a letter before he died, begging her to stay away from the king and the royals. But it was a plea made in vain. She never could have run from this life, not when she might be Cyrus' resurrected queen. The king has arrived in Silent Bend and with him, he brought the end to Alivia's mortal life.

Uncontrollable bloodlust and an ever-shifting world rule her nights now. These twisted politics are deadly enough, but now her heart is the newest battleground. There's no hiding from the one who hates everything she was born to, a spy who embraces everything she's become, and a king who vies for someone she may soon remember.

The games have begun. The House of Conrath is growing. Blood will be shed, the bodies will fall. Alliances will be tested and old enemies look like harmless children compared to the new ones rising from the shadows.

©2015 Keary Taylor (P)2016 Keary Taylor

Narrarator change

It was hard to follow because with the narrator change she did the voices different. Took half the book to figure things out. The first one did it better.

House of Kings

I enjoy the series . This is the 3rd book and I am looking forward to the last 2

Amazing story, that still follows with twists!

I ended up reading this book after listening, due to the narrator change, and feeling as if the characters changed. Alivia seemed to go from 23 to 40 years of age, and the narrator made it seem to me all wrong. I returned the book, due to narrator. other than that it is great read/listen, and I'm a listener for life.

New narrator was so aggravating!

They changed the narrator, which was not only disappointing but very aggravating. She had a very annoying voice and sounded too old for the main character and her accents were horrible.

Overall good

I didn't care for the switch in narrators. She sounded older than what the main character should have.