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Servant to the Spidae

Aspect and Anchor, Book 4

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Servant to the Spidae

By: Ruby Dixon
Narrated by: Ja'Air Bush
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All my life I have served. One lord after another, I have given them my time, my body, and my soul. My newest lord, however, is not one but three.

I have become the anchor to the three Aspects of Fate, the mortal chosen to teach the gods humanity. It seems an impossible task for any mortal to satisfy a god's wishes and I must serve three?

Three lords means three times the frustration, three times the petty demands . . .

. . . and three times the pleasure.

Contains mature themes.

©2023 Ruby Dixon (P)2023 Tantor Fantasy Paranormal
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This felt like book 2 more than book 4. As we went back to when Yuelena had just left Faith and Aren. I can't work out if I enjoyed the book or if it was just too weird. Yuelena for a lot of the book very much felt like or acted like a slave. It took a lot of the book for emotions and less serving\slavery aspect to come in to play. Also while i was use to the Spidae gods of fate having spiders making sperm spiderwebs is too much or I found it too much. It was too weird and a turn off! As for thenarrator I didn't like her. I even would've preferred Jillian Macie.

Parts of it was just too weird. Spoilers below

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This is my favourite book of the series ❤️❤️. Short full of love passion and patience.

Love it

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