Best as bundle

This is a bit over the top but it works just go with it. It’s definitely best enjoyed as a bundle since they end it little cliffhangers and pick up right where it’s left off. It’s a crazy world built with great characters and a good storyline. Narration is a bit much at times but overall well done.

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Skip the narration and read the ebook

Narration review- I didn’t like either narrator, but I felt that the male voice was better than the female voice. The female was hard to understand and I found her voice annoying in pitch, tone, and quality. Her portion of the recording sounded like it was recorded on faulty equipment. This made the audiobook hard to listen to.

Story review- this was good. I liked the idea of a modern retelling of the King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table story, set in an MC. And the old story translates to modern day pretty well, although some of the elements are a little too on the nose: the main character’s name is “King” Arthur. Not very subtle. But the book is entertaining, and it’s great that the three stories are collected together in one volume. Could it have been trimmed down to two stories? Absolutely. However, all three were enjoyable.

My advice is to skip the audio and read the ebook. I read the ebook after I listened to the audiobook and I caught a lot of bits I missed when the narration was hard to understand or irritating.
I received an advance copy of this audiobook for free and am voluntarily leaving this honest review.

MC Meets Vikings

This is a boxset of 3 books... and omg are they fantastic! We have Imani who is a kickass, strong woman who knows her worth and doesn't let anyone push her around. And then we have King who is a take charge, gruff, alpha male who protects what is his including his family and MC to the ends of the Earth. Sparks fly when these two meet, must have been a shooting star that connect the Historian, museum Assistant Director, and all around lover of everything Viking with the hunky Greek, Astronomy-loving MC member. The story of these two flows over all three books, while you not only meet them but you grow to know and love the other Camelot MC members. There are some very sexy scenes, mixed in with action scenes, and family love.

The narrators are just fantastic! They were perfect for these parts, from the beautiful Greek that Antonio reads to the outrage and fire that Lacy brings to Imani. I LOVED THESE BOOKS!!!!
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Great narration

I really enjoyed the narration. The narrators did a great job of voice acting. The sound was consistent with no distracting background noises, and I found their voices pleasant to listen to.

I really love book 1. It is a good introduction to the series, and I was easily hooked. All of the books had good detail, and I enjoyed the characters. After book 1, I slowly lost interest. I don't have any triggers, but there are specific Tropes I do not like to read and book 2 touches on it, and book 3 has it throughout. It took this series being an amazing story for me to eh, never mind, this really wasn't for me, and that's ok. Not every book will be. It was well written, and I would still recommend it for readers on MC.

My heat rating is based on the amount of occurrence, length of scenes, how explicit the scenes are, and how filthy/unconventional the scenes are. This is about 3/5 consistently through the 3 books.

Not My Cup of Tea

This book trilogy was a complete miss for me. I felt the writing was over the top and I had a very difficult time connecting and even liking the MCs. I'm glad the the trilogy was all together because I'm not sure I would have continued after the first book if they were separate.

The narrators did not help the situation. I felt they were horrible and it was very hard to listen to.

This book was provided for an honest review.

Overall Enjoyable!

Listening to this audiobook was an incredibly enjoyable experience! The narrator's gave it their all and you could really hear it in the different tones and emotions they were portraying.

Red Shirts and the Pick Me

I just want to say that overall I didn’t mind the story but I definitely have some nitpicks.

I wanted to enjoy the leading lady more than I did, she had a lot of redeeming qualities, was a nerdy history buff, could be quick witted, it was great having a woman of color be the lead and having her not encounter a ton of racism from within the club life or surrounding characters, she could defend herself (something we rarely see from leading ladies in MC books so that was a nice change in pace), and more but so many good moments or potentially good moments from her were ruined by her being a “Pick Me” towards the club girls. I get that a lot of MC books have club girl drama with the leads but I’ve read MANY that didn’t have the lead and other prominent women sl*t shaming them. It just really didn’t sit well with me, address their attitude and how they’re treating the lead character, going the Pick Me route is just boring, cringe, and not creative.

The red shirts. My god were there so many red shirts. Star Trek probably had less red shirts than these books had, lol. Just constant mobs of men from the same enemy MC attacking the leads and being slaughtered, it was so frequent that it actually pulled me out of the story immersion many times for me to just laugh about it. *Slight spoiler* I did appreciate that the first time the leading lady had to kill a red shirt herself, she was sick and upset over it, but it felt inconsistent, so many of them died around her and she herself was complicit or actively partaking in some of the carnage after and it was never really addressed again how it affected her, it would have been interesting character development to have that described to us, so that was a missed opportunity, imo.

I’m not sure this needed 3 books honestly, I might be biased about loving my one and done books in an MC series, as I love having each book introduce a new couple while still having some continuity of characters and other couples within that MC. So because of that, sometimes multibook stories for one couple like this can feel like they’re dragging a bit and even start to get repetitive, I definitely felt that with this.

I’d be willing to listen to this author again, with hopes for some of the things listed above to change. I don’t regret having listened to this trilogy, so there’s that, lol.

Camelot Misfits MC!

The narrators did a really good job bringing the characters and story to life. I like this Arthurian style MC story. Thankfully the three parts of Imani and Kings' story were put in one audiobook. I am not a fan of cliffhangers! The story is emotional and intense with suspense, action, danger, steamy passion and good twists and turns. Surprisingly there is also a little sweet to this story. I enjoyed every bit of the intriguing story and really like the characters.

MCs

I enjoyed the stories. They are perfect MC romances: action, conflict, violence, and romance. The hard as stone MC guys are big sweethearts for the ones they love. I do not want to give away any of the details, but it is worth several hours to listen to (or read). It is well written, with well developed characters. I love how the characters in the different stories resurface in other stories. It gives a bigger picture with a fuller background.

I received a free copy of this audiobook and am voluntarily leaving my review.

A good MC story

I am relatively new to MC books so wasn't exactly sure what to expect when giving this book a try. I'm normally a military/ black ops books reader, so I'm used to violence but typically want a clear-cut good guy versus bad guy scenario... and with the Misfits MC Xavier gave me that, as the Misfits strive to protect their city from the nasty underbelly of trafficking etc, even if it is in a lawless way. Imani and King surprisingly had a good relationship with finding compromises and such. She was a strong, independent woman with fighting skills... but I did shake my head at her letting that get in her way of making good decisions once or twice. King loves her beyond anything and these two seemingly opposites made the perfect match. I'm so curious about some of the other characters now. I am glad this set was combined so it went from one to other instead of 3 separate books, because I am afraid I may have lost my patience otherwise, as I'm not much for cliffhangers in a couples story and would've felt like it was dragging if listening separately. Lacy Laurel and Antonio Turner did great with the narration.