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A Simple Truth

The Freckled Fate Trilogy, Book 2

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A Simple Truth

Written by: Tetyana Walker
Narrated by: Tenessa Wroten
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A Simple Truth is the second book in the slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers dark fantasy trilogy The Freckled Fate.

After the enemy she captured reveals an earth-shattering truth, Finn finds herself in alliance with the one man she despised the most. Torn between her haunted past and her unclear future, she is determined to fulfill her promises at last, overcoming any hindrance in her path. But when a difficult decision looms, she is faced with the most daunting challenge yet – her own heart.

Gideon thought himself quite lucky considering he survived a brutal assassination against all odds. Yet when Fate entwines his path with the freckled assassin, he slowly finds himself drowning in torment. Caught between desire and reason, Gideon begins to wonder if the assassin did more than simply wound his body that day, but perhaps she captured his heart as well.

This is a continuation of Finn’s story, so if you have not listened to book one, A Broken Promise, please listen to it first.This trilogy is perfect for listeners who love stories with strong heroines, magical powers, and swoon-worthy sizzling angst and romance. This story will capture your heart and take you on a rollercoaster ride of emotions as you follow Finn's journey.

Get lost in a world of fantasy and romance today!

Author's note: This book contains mature content and is best suited for an 18+ audience.

©2023 Tetyana Walker (P)2024 Tetyana Walker
Dark Fantasy Fantasy Assassin Heartfelt Romance Fiction
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The narration wasn't awful but it left something to be desired. the narrator seemed to struggle with a Southern American accent from time to time and I found it distracting. the pace of the narration was slower than I prefer lending to a sleepy quality to the listen.

I found the plot and story progression to continue to be slow into book two. there continues to be some dark elements experienced by the various main characters, but not in a way that is emotive or evokes I want for justice and a reader. the FMC is quite naive and makes some pretty stupid assumptions based on little information. I have a hard time getting behind the main character who is supposed to be a badass but falls so incredibly short. with 9 hours and 52 minutes left in the book I decided to give up.

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