Astrid is the kind of Hunter that all Hunters aspire to be: lethal, focused, ambidextrous.
In contrast to her disgraced sister, Astrid has done everything right. Now, she’s coming to realize that everything she’s ever known is wrong.
Soren wants to be the kind of Shade that all Shades aspire to be: brave, decisive, powerful.
But his disgraced sister is determined to ruin him, and now there’s a deadly Hunter in his realm, smelling like the most delicious thing he’d ever taste.
And the king wants them to work together.
Can they hold the enemy line with each other? Or will the thin line between love and hate be their undoing?
_Superbia _is the second book in the Shades of Sin series, featuring humans and their not-quite-human partners. Intended for mature listeners.
Author:
Colette Rhodes
Colette Rhodes is a huge fan of paranormal romance and reverse harem books. They’re what she loves to read and what she loves to write. #WhyChoose, right? Colette studied both History and Ancient History at university and loves including both historical facts and ancient mythology in her work. When she's not writing, you’ll find her spending time with her husband and daughter in beautiful Otago, New Zealand.
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PERFORMER:
Will Thorne
An Oxford University (BA Hons Modern History) and Royal Academy of Dramatic Art graduate, Will has narrated 150+ audiobooks across the genres, performed in numerous BBC radio plays and lent his voice to various commercials (for companies such as Apple and BMW), video game franchises and animated features. He’s also starred in Emmy-winning TV shows for HBO and the BBC, critically acclaimed series for Showtime and ITV, and appeared in various films for directors such as Kenneth Branagh and David Blair. Notable credits include _Rome (HBO), Endeavour (ITV), Little Dorrit (BBC), Yellowjackets (Showtime), The Crimson Field (BBC), The Line of Beauty (BBC), As You Like It (HBO Films), The Sea Beast (Netflix), Horizon: Zero Dawn (Sony), Hitman (Square Enix) We Happy Few (Compulsion Games) and And Then There Were None, Tommies and Homefront (BBC Radio 4). _
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