Prison for Supernatural Offenders: Books 1-3

By: Megan Linski, Alicia Rades, Hidden Legends

Narrated by: Taylor Harvey, A.J. Carter

Ava-Marie is the most powerful supernatural that's ever lived...and the most dangerous. The only elemental who can cast both Fire and Water, she's sent to the Darke Institute for Supernatural Offenders for her crimes. Inside this magical penitentiary, monsters roam free and most inmates don't come out alive. Charlie's at the Institute because of Ava-Marie, but he's far from innocent. After losing his sight and growing up on the streets, he knows exactly how to outlast the gangs and fight clubs inside the prison.

A bad boy from the wrong side of the tracks, he's sworn that Ava is his worst enemy, and he's seeking revenge now that she's put him behind bars. But at this prison, the inmates are the prey, and the Warden is keeping deadly secrets. To survive here, enemies find themselves becoming lovers...and villainy is set free.

©2020 Megan Linski, Alicia Rades (P)2020 Megan Linski, Alicia Rades

Great story

Can’t wait to hear more from you. Love the storyline and the way you captivate there lives

wow

from the third book on I could not stop crying and I think if a book can make u cry then it's a good book

Better suited to young listeners

Crybaby males and overall over dramatic story was overdone. Younger listeners might enjoy more. Story concept was good.

Good Series

This was frustrating enjoyable and exciting. The biggest challenge I had was the self deprecation of Charlie, I get it, his life absolutely sucked and if he had self esteem it would have been weird he would not let a good thing be a good thing. He is always waiting for the other shoe to drop. Ava Marie is unapologetically herself and you either like her or you don’t and there were times that I didn’t. The other cast of characters were good. I loved that the authors had imperfect characters that made their stories more interesting. I will be waiting for the next book.

Great series!!

Absolutely great series! Good enough to keep me listening even with the male narrator. The inflection he uses before each pause in speaking is so incredibly irritating over this many hours. The female is great. Love her!