Kings of the Underworld

Monroe: Rise of the Phoenix King

By: Annitia L. Jackson

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Synopsis:

Monroe was separated from his family since he was a baby, after an attempt on his life. After years of being away from them, he comes back to avenge his father’s death and finds out he could be losing his mother as well. He finds himself thrown into a race against time, to locate a cure for his mother, as well as fighting against a prophecy he is destined to repeat.

Lawrynn thought she was alone in the world, until she finds out she has a sister she knew nothing about. Being a Kanima means she is sworn to protect the people who matter the most to her and she vows to reunite with her sister Latoya. Problem is Latoya is trapped in the Forbidden Realm, a place where nothing but pain and destruction exists.

Lawrynn and Monroe are in a race against time to save both of the people they love, while battling a growing love, deadly enemies, and realm of death. Will they succeed or end up losing everything that matters the most to them, including their souls

a little confused

so I loved the story line, plot twist and etc but I was confused on 2 things...idk which book this is in order of series because there no number on the cover to tell you and the way the story was told is so confusing..I really didn't know who was who and wat was wat but overall I liked it

Author Has Great Sense of Humor

Good story although I felt as if I jumped in the middles of someone’s conversation. Perhaps, if Audible constructed the author’s catalog better it might lead to resolving that issue. The storyline seems convoluted at times which again I’ll lean towards better cataloging of author’s work. The author has a wicked sense of humor that makes this reader laugh out loud & scream STOP!! The virtual voice zaps a lot of the dialogue flow. Between the flatness of tone and infliction to the mispronunciation of words it rubs the ears harshly. However, it’s a good listen & I recommend the book. Solid 4.5 out of 10.