Silent Lucidity

The Infinite City, Book 1

By: Tiffany Roberts

Narrated by: Jamie Treselyan

He’s an alien assassin who has never known a female’s touch—until hers.

Abella hasn’t allowed four years of slavery to break her spirit, but after numerous failed escape attempts, the chances of making it home to her family seem bleak. That is until she shares a passionate, forbidden dance with a silent stranger. His piercing silvery eyes haunt her with a taste of hope.

Intense, mysterious, and deadly, Tenthil may be the key to Abella’s freedom. But as she finds herself increasingly drawn to him, she realizes the truth—Tenthil has no intention of taking her home.

Warning: Contains darker themes.

©2019 Tiffany & Robert Freund (P)2026 Tiffany & Robert Freund

The sweetness of him was amazing

He was so sweet, so much trauma overall, I love it a very good read

Very immersing and spicy moments!

I'm not surprised coming from the awesome creators T.R! Definitely worth the money and will Puck up the other books soon.

excellent narration. Good storyline

An unusual storyline differnet from the usual alien abduction stories. I had already read the book, and I loved it. that is normally my criteria for purchasing an audio. in this case the narrator did an excellent job of bringing life and character into the various characters he is what brought the story to life in my opinion. great job

I like to bass books of movies.

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A great book. The voices he did where sooo good

Just like the movie…

“Wanted”

Tenthil

I'm so happy this series is finally being made in audio. Jamie Treselyan has this tendency to do this giggle thing that I dont love, but I do love Tenthil's voice and how it really does sound like his vocal cords are shredded.

The first half of the book can be a bit frustrating because Tenthil isn't a great communicator (for legit reasons which are well explored) and Abella isn't great at giving him time to communicate and instead just being upset. As a result the switch from "you kidnapped me" to "we are soulmates" is a bit jarring, but I honestly like this book enough to overlook it. I really like the secret society of assassins plot, there's a fun heist in there, and of course we get introduced to Arcanthus/ Alkorin who is fabulous. This is a fun read and just the beginning of a fun series.