Author: Kathryn Kelly
Narrator: Samuel Valor
Length: 10h 52m
Publisher: Leslie C. Ferdinand
Series: Death Dwellers, Book One
Genre: MC Romance
Rating: 4 Stars
I received this audiobook as part of my participation in a blog tour with Audiobookworm Promotions. The tour is being sponsored by Kathryn Kelly. The gifting of this audiobook did not affect my opinion of it.
Megan "Meggie" Foy has had a tough life. Her home life is nothing as it seems. Living with her mother and stepfather is a complete nightmare. They seem to have the perfect little family, but appearances can be deceiving and monsters are closer than you think. When her body and mind can take no more abuse at the hands of her stepfather, Meggie finally decides to run, hoping her father, MC President of the Death Dwellers' Joseph "Boss" Foy, can save her and rescue her terrified mother from the clutches of her step-monster, before it's too late for them.
Christopher "Outlaw" Caldwell deals in a world of violence, sex, drugs, and crudity. As current president of the Death Dwellers' MC, he presides over a club in chaos after the death of their longtime president and his mentor, Joseph "Boss" Foy. Outlaw is trying to keep everything with the club in his control. What happens when more trouble arises in the form of a blonde-haired, 18-year-old beauty with the same eyes as his former mentor?
Meggie discovers her daddy is gone and now there may be no one to save her and her mother. How will she feel when she finds out the man who killed him is the man she's falling in love with? Can Outlaw get past his demons to truly find love with Meggie and peace with the death of Boss Foy? Alliances will be made, loyalties tested, lives will be lost, but will love conquer all in the world of bikers and revenge?
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If you could sum up Misled in three words, what would they be?
Realistic, Sad, Apprehensive
What did you like best about this story?
Even though this story seemed so sad most of the time, I felt it was the most realistic portrayal of what I think a true MC would be.
Have you listened to any of Samuel Valor’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
I have not but I'm looking forward to changing that. I've already marked the second book in this series on my wish list. He was very easy to listen to. He changed the tone of his voice when he had to do a female character. But was glad he didn't try to do a high pitch - it would have changed my enjoyment. It was a very serious story and I wouldn't do the story justice if I laughed every time Mr. Valor did a female voice. After listening to this book, I'm a fan.
Any additional comments?
This was more of a sad story than one that was romantic. This was more suspenseful than happy. And because of that, I enjoyed the listening experience. I don't know that if I read the book instead if I would have had the same understanding of what the Death Dwellers are all about. To truly know and experience this group of men, I feel that having someone read it to me just adds to what I need in order to understand the characters better. Because of this experience, I would enjoy adding more works by this author into my library as well as this narrator. They are a good combination.
Realistic, Sad, Apprehensive
What did you like best about this story?
Even though this story seemed so sad most of the time, I felt it was the most realistic portrayal of what I think a true MC would be.
Have you listened to any of Samuel Valor’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
I have not but I'm looking forward to changing that. I've already marked the second book in this series on my wish list. He was very easy to listen to. He changed the tone of his voice when he had to do a female character. But was glad he didn't try to do a high pitch - it would have changed my enjoyment. It was a very serious story and I wouldn't do the story justice if I laughed every time Mr. Valor did a female voice. After listening to this book, I'm a fan.
Any additional comments?
This was more of a sad story than one that was romantic. This was more suspenseful than happy. And because of that, I enjoyed the listening experience. I don't know that if I read the book instead if I would have had the same understanding of what the Death Dwellers are all about. To truly know and experience this group of men, I feel that having someone read it to me just adds to what I need in order to understand the characters better. Because of this experience, I would enjoy adding more works by this author into my library as well as this narrator. They are a good combination.
Kathryn Kelly is living her dream and writing books. She's always been an avid reader and still devours books in her spare time. She also enjoys football, socializing, music, eating, and jokes. In her head, she's the ultimate biker babe. In reality, she's an ordinary girl-next-door and a native New Orleanian. Since the release of Misled in December 2013, she’s been living her dream of writing books. In August 2015, her life took a dramatic turn with the diagnosis of Stage 2B HER2 Positive Breast Cancer. She underwent a double mastectomy, lymph node removal, and breast reconstruction in February 2016. The support of her family, friends, and fans helped her to stay strong and keep her head up. #F*ckCancer became her rallying cry. Now located in the Houston area, she is once again cancer free. Her hair is growing back and her nails are returning to normal. Currently, she is plotting her next book.
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