Shame the Devil (A Very Alpha Christmas Season 2 Book 16)

By: Reana Malori

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Tell the Truth and Shame the Devil. Sometimes the bad guy can become the savior.

Jocelyn – Momma always said if I laid down with dogs, I’d get up with fleas. I was too stubborn to listen and now I’m in a situation I can’t escape. I’ve seen too much. I know too much. Even now, two years after my momma left this earth, I can still hear her voice in my ear telling me to leave and never look back. I thought this was the perfect life, but it was all a lie. Now I have someone else I need to take care of, and if it’s the last thing I do, I’m getting us out of this place.

Dallas – I’m no hero. Rescuing damsels in distress is not my thing. But when the call came in to save a woman and her child, what else was I supposed to do? My momma raised me to be a gentleman and to protect those weaker than myself. Plus, if I got the chance to give a little payback to some bottom-feeders who hurt innocent people, I’d take that gift every day and twice on Sundays. Little did I know, once I set eyes on the brown-eyed beauty with tears on her face, and a knife in her hand pointed at my heart, my entire world was going to shift on its head.


*Contemporary BWWM Interracial Romance HEA*

characters

nothing about it. everything was great. second time listening. I'll listen again when I'm done.

The overall story of love

The virtual voice… many words mispronounced also No inflictions or warmth in the voicing of the story.

Jocelyn and Dallas

I loved how they met. It was love at first sight, but they both denied it. I can understand why. Micah is a cutie pie. I wish that there had been a little different resolution to the situation, but I’m glad that may be another story after this that will answer some questions left unanswered. Still don’t like the computer voice, but I understand the author’s reasoning for using it. I’m pleased that I get to listen to the books.

Stop with the virtual voice

I truly wish virtual voice was not a thing. It messes up what could a decent story. Virtual voice can't provide the necessary inflection needed to deliver good conversation in a book.