The Messenger rocked your world, and now she’s back. But have her lies finally caught up with her?
Trust doesn’t come easy for Kesh Lasota. She survived life as a slave and the Dreamweaver’s touch, but surviving Marshal Kellee and the mysterious Talen is a whole other game, one she’s not sure she’s ready for.
When the three are captured by a bloodthirsty fae general sweeping through the last of Halow’s human colonies, the only weapons they have left are lies. And so Kesh must pretend to be the gladiator they all expect, while Kellee is forced to fight against her, and Talen is… well, just who is Talen when he can command soldiers with a glance and move among the fae elite as though he belongs?
Trust doesn’t come easy for Kesh Lasota, neither does love. She must survive both, or everything she’s fought for will be lost forever, including her men. The enchanting & mind-blowing Messenger series continues with more action, more romance, and more exciting twists!
Please note: The Messenger Chronicles is a slow-burn reverse harem. The reverse harem elements develop during the series.
Soundbooth Theater continues Pippa DaCosta’s tantalizing paranormal sci-fantasy. Annie Ellicott reprises her role as the mysterious Kesh Lasota, as we discover more about her origins with the fae, and uncover her frightening power. With Jeff Hays returning as Kellee, Talen, and a growing cast of brooding fae, Annie continues to delve into Kesh’s psyche, and reveal her true nature.
The Soundbooth Theater Team for this production:
Annie Ellicott – Narration
Jeff Hays – Kellee, Talen and the Rest of the Male Cast, Sound Design
Dalton Lynne – Editing and Proofing
Griffin Malnar – Editing, Sound Design, and Mastering
©2019 Pippa DaCosta (P)2019 Pippa DaCosta
Good narration, but the plot feels like brief interludes between internal monolouges. I struggle to empathize with the unrelenting paranoia and distrust . While these traits are justified via cannon, the result doesn't fit my tastes.
Good narration, but the plot feels like brief interludes between internal monolouges. I struggle to empathize with the unrelenting paranoia and distrust . While these traits are justified via cannon, the result doesn't fit my tastes.