Kidnapped By Her Husbands: A Reverse Harem Science Fiction Romance

Rebecca Royce

Apr 2019 · Rebecca Royce · Narrated by Sarah Grant

About this audiobook

Alone in prison.

No recollection of the past.

A baby grows inside her.

In a futuristic world where women are scarce and only the wealthy can afford a wife, Melissa Alexander is trapped in a prison rehabilitation center with no memory of who she is. The unborn child growing inside her is all that keeps them from making her pay for the sins she's committed--sins she cannot recall. But when five sexy strangers, claiming to be her husbands, kidnap her and bring her to safety, Melissa fears she can't trust them. All she can remember is what she was taught under the prison's watchful, vengeful eye: to hate them. But how can she hate--or love--what she can't remember?

Ratings and reviews

This is a compelling story about a pregnant woman who wakes up in a rehabilitation center after having her mind erased. One day she was kidnapped by one of the center’s guards and taken to a ship run by five men. Soon Melissa learns that these five men are her husbands. She doesn’t remember them but connects with each one anyway. Sarah Grant tells Melissa’s Story beautifully. It really is like she just drops us right inside her world. We get to experience her battle to find her memories and strength all the while showing new found courage to risk showing compassion to the men she loves.

imprisoned her memories gone and pregnant. She has no idea how she got there or why. What she doesn't know is she is married to Nolan, Geoff, Wes, CJ, and Dane. They think she is dead until Geoff sees a photo of her then nothing will keep him from her. Wow it's an amazing story. Full of adventure, action, mystery, drama, intrigue, suspense, betrayal, spice and so much more. This is a reverse harem

Lovely story. One of my first and most favorite reverse harem series. Melissa Alexander doesn't remember her husbands, but they remember her and they go through so much to get her back. Each of the characters are unique and likeable as is the story. I read the book and loved it. Then I listened to the audiobook and still loved it~ The narrator was good. It's a woman playing all the parts, but she had good inflection and a nice voice.