Devoured

About This Audiobook

Ivy Smoak serves up a love story so toxic it feels like dessert—decadent, dangerous, and impossible to put down. *Devoured* isn’t your typical romance; it’s a slow-burn thriller draped in the seductive sheen of a forbidden affair. The unnamed protagonist’s fixation on a woman he’s convinced he can control spirals into something far uglier, and Smook refuses to let readers look away. The prose crackles with an addictive tension, blending raw emotional vulnerability with the kind of razor-sharp stakes that make you hold your breath between chapters. If you’ve ever wondered how love curdles into something sinister, this is your cautionary tale—and your guilty pleasure.

Narrator Lee Samuels turns this intoxicating mess into an audio experience that lingers. Her voice drips with the protagonist’s smoldering charm and creeping paranoia, shifting seamlessly from honeyed sincerity to jagged desperation. The production leans into this duality, using silence and subtle sound design to underscore the protagonist’s unraveling—like the distant hum of a refrigerator in a room that’s getting smaller. It’s immersive, unsettling, and impossible to pause once Samuels locks you into the narrator’s warped perspective.