The Scarecrow's Queen

A Monster's Duet Standalone

By: Naomi Lucas, Mel Braxton

Narrated by: Addison Barnes, Tyler Darby

Once, I was feared by all who gazed upon me.

For the past century, I have served, defending my crops in solitude, baring my scythe as an omen.

But when the crops aren't seeded, I find myself standing over a field of dirt and weeds.

It is her fault.

The female who has inherited the farm. She might be the new queen of these lands, but in her wake, she brings only ruin.

So, I will scare her away. I will claim these fields, and she will learn to fear me!

Until one evening, she is attacked by the crows. She cowers behind me for protection, begging them to spare her life.

Her terror and desperation stir me into action...

Nobody, not even a god, is allowed to frighten what is mine.

©2023 Naomi Lucas and Mel Braxton (P)2024 Podium Audio

Beautifully Unique

I hesitated purchasing this Audible book, but I am delighted that I decided to get it. The story was quite different from any of my previous books. Who knew that the love between a woman and a lonely scarecrow would be a such a sensual experience? The voice actors were excellent.

unique story

such a unique story! I've never ready/heard anything like it. it was magical, mysterious and had spicy scenes that were fantastic. really glad I bought this one

An original storyline.

Unexpectedly good. A sexy fairy tail. Like folklore with spice. Narration is good. Highly recommend.
4.5 stars.

You will find yourself smiling and laughing out loud

I Love this book so much I pulls you in instantly and the only downside is I wished It was longer :)

Really good!

I'm not really sure why I bought this book. It was probably curiosity for what it would actually be about and how the scarecrow would be incorporated. Regardless, it was a good decision. I enjoyed this book. The writing was really good and the story kept me entertained. This is the first book I have read by this author. I will definitely read another. The narration was really good too. This is book 2 in the Monster's Duet, but it reads as standalone. I did not read the first book and didn't notice anything or have any unanswered questions.