Ransomed to the World

Phantom Touched, Book 3

By: Stacey Brutger

Narrated by: Natalie Eaton

The only way to survive hell is to be strong enough to walk out the other side.

Annora risked everything to save her mates, exposing her deepest secrets, and now she must face the consequences when her past catches up with her. To protect her mates, she makes a deal with the devil himself. The only problem - it could cost her soul.

Suspended from university, she and her mates are forced to leave its protective walls, dodging hunters and assassins every step of the way. As she trains to master her magic, she learns more about her mates and discovers she isn't the only one hiding from their past...secrets that threaten to destroy their fragile bond.

When they arrive in Phantom City, not everything is as it seems. If she gives in to her father's demands, the rest of the world will be in peril - if she doesn't, she'll lose her mates once and for all. Neither is acceptable. A daring plan takes shape, but one wrong move could send her world tumbling down around her, and she isn't sure she's strong enough to survive it this time.

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Stacey Brutger (P)2021 Tantor

Will relisten again and again

I love this book series I have relistened to them again and again. I enjoy the characters and the storyline it is superb. The story just grabs you and pulls you right in. You feel like a character in the story at times. Almost like you"re right there with Annora and her men. I will probably relisten again at some point. I only want to add that I wish there was another book after this.

Loved this series

I listened to the whole series and loved it. Anora was not shy and took on all obstacles. The audio was good it did take a second to get used to it going from first person to a narrator

Amazing Series!

I am so glad I found this author because this series was so good. Anora is such a strong character who has been through hell or if there is something worse than hell, that would be the word to describe Anora’s past. Thankfully she overcomes and meets amazing people including some great men. All in all it’s a great story and the narrators do an amazing job.

Ugh!

This world is great, these characters and their diversity are interesting...

The writing itself is so very very bad. I kind of feel bad giving this subbar narrator bad marks for this book because she did the best she could with what she had. But I kind of feel like she just made a bad book worse...

If you can handle constant repetition, misspellings and mispronunciations, weak and poor sentence structure, twisted and convoluted cycling plot points, and a harem of men read by a narrator that only has two voices... then by all means give the series a go.