Radiant Darkness

Darkstar Mercenaries, Book 7

By: Anna Carven

Narrated by: Rich Miller

Arkan Kythelian is the last man standing. He's well aware of that fact. The rest of his First Division brothers have succumbed to the Mating Fever, falling for those gentle, alluring creatures—humans.

He should probably be more bothered by it, but he's a little preoccupied right now. See, he's just detected the presence of a group of terrified humans onboard a Kordolian slave-trader ship. He has to go after them. It's a matter of principle.

Earth is theirs now, and he and his battle-brothers have sworn to protect the vulnerable beings that inhabit it. Their enemies—Kordolians that yearn for the resurgence of the Old Empire—keep trying to steal human females for their infernal breeding programs. Not on his watch.

Amidst the darkness and chaos, a soft female voice invades his consciousness. Given the circumstances, she's impressively calm. There's something in her voice. Something he can't quite put his finger on. It calls to him.

Nothing is going to stand between him and the ones he has sworn to protect. His enemies won't know what hit them.

And sooner or later, he will take what is his.

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Anna Carven (P)2023 Tantor

poor narration

this narrator makes every woman come across as sharp and critical. it comes close to ruining everything and is super annoying.

one of the best male leads

The series hit a bit of a slump on the last 2 books but the male lead was super unique in this one. He had a personality and approach all his own. And, while the narrator is not my favorite, he was better in this book than in the last.

Radiant Darkness

I love this series as much as I loved the Dark Star one and I was looking forward to The whole group of first division warriors getting mates

yum

This was so great to listen to . I had forgot so much about the book. I always enjoy here this novelist work

The narrator I’m sure he’s a nice guy is very deadpanned 

Again, I did not like the narrator on the last two books it feels like my grandpa is reading this to me