Sanity Falls Series [Books 1-2] – Isabel Jordan Free Audiobook

Written by Isabel Jordan
Read by Mia Madison
Format: M4B
Bitrate: 128 Kbps
Unabridged

Monster Match: Sanity Falls, Book 1
Length: 4 hrs and 25 mins

She met a hot reanimated dead guy at a monster speed dating event. Then things really got weird . . .

Lucy West wasn’t looking for a husband at the Monster Match. She was just there to admire some gothic architecture and score a free meal. Then she met him.

Viktor Adamovic defied science. Literally. He was a monster who’d been stitched together from multiple, um, donors and resurrected centuries ago. Lucy liked him immediately. But the protective, possessive beast he kept leashed beneath his polished exterior? She wanted that guy in a big way.

Then the weirdness really hit the fan when he proposed a marriage of convenience. To her!

It seemed like the perfect solution to her problems and his. And in a fairy tale, that would’ve been their happy ending.

Too bad this wasn’t that kind of story.

Because when the ghosts of Viktor’s past come calling, Lucy realizes she’s no princess—and if she wants her happily ever after with the monster of her dreams, she’s going to have to fight for it . . . and him . . .
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Monster Mate: Sanity Falls, Book 2
Length: 3 hrs and 51 mins

Falling for the monster she just friend zoned would be problematic . . . right?

Roxie Rowe will never be a victim. Not again, anyway. She totally could’ve handled the handsy Orc who grabbed her outside the Monster Match event. But she didn’t have to because he showed up.

Her hero was Riordan Merrick, a seven-foot-tall, red-skinned, horned demon from a hell dimension. But that’s not the weird part.

See, he insists she’s his fated mate.

Even if she did believe in fate (she doesn’t), and even if Riordan wasn’t smokin’ hot (he is), her romantic history taught her relationships aren’t for her. But when accidents start happening around her at an alarming rate, Roxie realizes she might need a little help from her wannabe monster mate.

And the more time she spends with him in forced proximity, the harder it gets to remember why she’s anti commitment.

So, how’s a girl supposed to hang on to her heart when all she really wants to do is hold onto the demon who keeps trying to steal it?