Rebirth: How To Make A Villainess (Volume 1)

By: invayne _

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Born an heir to a multimillion-dollar conglomerate but treated as a mere maid, beaten and abused.

Her only solace was her stepfather and boyfriend, who gave light to her dark world.

But in the end even they were never on her side.

After being kidnapped and murdered before finishing her master’s in college, Noelle finds herself reborn back to the day of her senior year of high school.

But being reborn was only the start. She quickly realizes something is different about her.

With red eyes and fangs, along with superhuman strength and supernatural instincts, Noelle soon finds she is no longer her old, weak self.

With these new powers at hand, Noelle decides to use her second chance at life to take back what was rightfully hers.

High society mixed with what normally hides in the dark, Noelle has to fight both in the business world as well as those who wish to make her kind extinct.

A world filled with mysteries of the unknown to the public eye, as well as trying to figure out just who she is and who her mother was; Noelle has her life cut out for her as she tries to balance her revenge with the ones who wish to see her dead.

More!!

Ai voice gets words wrong from time to time and laughing and exclamatory sounds sound a bit funny but in its own little way is quite charming. This goes for all the other books by this author. You should go listen to all their other books like I have.

Well written

Overall a well written story. Will definitely keep a look out for the next one.

Interesting

Interesting premise/characters and best of all, the Virtual Voice aspect didn't detract too badly from storytelling.

it could be better.

This story is juvenile in the word and phrasing choices. This is in no way helped by the virtual voice dictating words incorrectly. The main character Noel states she will take her time enacting her revenge, then settles for a lot of reactionary responses often centered around her newfound supernatural strength. It's like the only way the author knew to represent strength of a character was by using profanity and violence. You'd think she would know how to use public opinion instead of brute force because of everything she had been through.

Great series

please continue this series 🙏 as its a great series and id love to see it reach a few books.