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Knight Ascending

Black Veil University, Book 1

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My name is Danica Knight, and I have a secret…a life-changing, whisper-worthy secret that will more than likely get me killed.

"Trust no one" is the singular phrase my mother had whispered to me when she abandoned me in a small hospital at the young age of eight. It was the only memory I could remember before I came to live with my aunt and uncles here in the largest wolf pack in North America.

After graduating high school and having been accepted into one of the most prestigious paranormal universities in North America, Black Veil University, everything is finally going as planned. Or so I thought before four insanely hot men crashed their way into my life—each with a unique connection to me whether they want it or not. We are tied together. Lives are turned upside down, hearts are torn and shattered, and those deep, dark secrets that I have held hostage start to slip. But when the dark shadows of my past come knocking, I may need every little bit of help I can get.

Knight Ascending is book one of five in the Black Veil University series, which does end on a cliffhanger. This is a university-aged, slow-burn, slow-build paranormal RH romance, which means there will be no choosing between love interests at the end of the story.

This series has darker elements that listeners should be aware of such as strong language, PTSD from kidnapping, assault, and violence.

©2021 Brianna Clements (P)2022 Brianna Clements
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I'd read this series a while back and was excited to listen to the audiobook. Bridget Bordeaux was fine as Danica, if a little whiny sounding. But Jake Bordeaux... ugh. I didn't mind him as Dax, Roar, or Atlas, (and in future books, Dom) but the others? The way he tried to make his voice deeper had me waiting for one of them to growl out "I'm Batman". So melodramatic, and every line was delivered like the character was mad. Really wasn't a fan of him.

Great story, irritating narration

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