Found: Adult Urban Fantasy Series

Ashley Hohenstein

Aug 2019 · Ashley Hohenstein · Narrated by Sarah Sampino

About this audiobook

She just wants some peace. He’s trying to stop the bloodshed. Together, will they forge a destiny to save the world... or bring it to its knees?

Ophelia Banner knows something’s wrong with her. Cursed to experience others’ emotions and steal their secrets, she longs to feel normal. But after a charming golden-eyed stranger claims her ability is a potent gift, she’s haunted with more questions than answers...

Elias Kraus is desperate to end the hidden 3,000-year war that claimed the life of his parents. Close to organizing a summit to unite his allies, he’s shocked when a chance meeting with a woman reveals she’s his fated other half. But though he’s immediately captivated by the young beauty, he fears the prophecy foretelling doom for humanity if the couple dares to mate.

With dark forces lurking around them, Ophelia works to develop her powers in a concealed fortress. And as Elias wrestles with telling her they’re destined to be together, he suspects there may be a traitor in their midst.

Will Ophelia and Elias’s pairing restore the balance or send humankind to its destruction?

Found is the page-turning first book in The Conduit Chronicles adult urban fantasy series. If you like strong characters, gods and monsters, and a dash of romance, then you’ll love Ashley Hohenstein’s spectacular adventure.

Buy Found to undo a catastrophic omen today!

Ratings and reviews

I'll admit, from the moment I picked this one up, my expectations weren't high. The synopsis sounded interesting enough though, and I won a free copy, so I figured if give it a try. It wasn't bad, but it also wasn't very good. I think my main problem with this was the love triangle. Unless the author drastically changes their mind between this one and the next book, it's painfully obvious who Ophelia will end up with. So the love triangle just felt pointless. And there wasn't even a plot to distract from it. No, the love triangle was the plot. I've never been a fan of love triangles, but this one bothered me even more than most because of the presence of fated mates. I thought it mightve held potential, but by the end of the book, I was just tired of it. I'll admit that I probably wasn't the target audience for this one. I despise instalove, love triangles, and usually, the presence of fated mates. A book that combines all three of them is bound to bother me, and this one did just that. So this is probably a case of its not the book, it's me. I wouldn't discourage anyone from picking this one up, just be aware that it contains the aforementioned elements. Thanks to BookishFirst for providing a free copy in exchange for an honest review!