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A review by kymagirl
Revived and Rutted by V.T. Bonds
5.0
Story: Fashion designer Macy (h) is on the cusp of achieving the success she’s longed for when she’s kidnapped by International Science Corps (ISC) soldiers to be experimented on and changed into something new. Commander Steil (H) ponders the changes in his team as they’ve found their mates when he finds himself drawn to the deserts of Mai’Cus where he finds Macy has been left by the ISC. Macy struggles to accept the changes wrought by the experiments that have transformed the beta-born woman into an omega, even as Steil tries to help his mate, as her knows her to be. Lots of action and adventure takes place, but the story is more about Macy’s balance of her new persona and struggling to retain her old one, even as she comes to accept Steil. A dark and intense fated mates Omegaverse romance with plenty of heat, including heats, rutting, claiming, knotting and more.
Audio: The narrators did an excellent job with this story and really helped bring it to life from the written word. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I really like when authors choose to use two narrators, a male narrator and a female narrator, as it makes such a difference to hear male dialogue with a male voice and female dialogue with a female voice. Curt Bonnem again does an excellent job with the tone of voice he brings to Steil and other male voices, and Lessa Lamb gave Macy voice that seemed to capture her character, from the opening chapter when she’s working as a fashion designer to times when she’s struggling with the changes in her identity.
Audio: The narrators did an excellent job with this story and really helped bring it to life from the written word. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I really like when authors choose to use two narrators, a male narrator and a female narrator, as it makes such a difference to hear male dialogue with a male voice and female dialogue with a female voice. Curt Bonnem again does an excellent job with the tone of voice he brings to Steil and other male voices, and Lessa Lamb gave Macy voice that seemed to capture her character, from the opening chapter when she’s working as a fashion designer to times when she’s struggling with the changes in her identity.