Sinadim

The Feral Court #1

by Myra Danvers

Indulge in your darkest fantasies with this gripping prequel to RENEGADE—just don't forget to bring a towel…

A dark prince, born to rule…

He is the Firstborn son of a corrupt dynasty. Spoiled, selfish and cruel, there is nothing—and no one—beyond his reach. Until he is cast out. Forced to vent his bottomless carnal appetite on a single Omega female, he unleashes his obsessive need on a body made to take all he has to give.

An Omega broken by cruelty…

She bends before her prince. Kneeling for his pleasure, she craves every drop of what her Alpha freely offers. She is insatiable. Indulged and cherished. A rare treasure who braves the storm for just one more taste...

A war chief forbidden to claim a legacy…

Touching her is a taboo worthy of death, but when his prince orders him to indulge, there is nothing else but to obey. After all, the only reward greater than nesting with their brave girl is knowing his sons were whelped alongside royalty…

Dark, unapologetically twisted, and soaked in sinful desire, Sinadim’s fall is a relentless, possessive descent into all-consuming obsession and blistering passion that’ll have you wondering, “Can I get pregnant from this??”

SINADIM by USA TODAY bestselling author Myra Danvers will test every one of your limits and leave you breathless for more.

Genres: Omegaverse, Dystopia

ebook

Published September 13, 2024

About the author

USA Today Bestselling Author of The Last Tritan, Atom and Evil, The Feral Court, and many more to come!

Raised by her awesome parents in Canada's snowy north, Myra learned perseverance from an early age. She learned to speak in third person via extensive reading as a child, because... well... Northern Canada gets a LOT of snow. And when one isn't snowboarding, building quinzees, or waking up to teddy bears frozen to the floor (true story), one tends to read about places that are warm--even if being cold is preferable to being hot, every-damn-time.

All that reading gave Myra the gypsy bug. So, after college, (where she majored in professional gypsying) she moved to a ski resort in British Colombia to be a ski bum and chase the winter, because the cold was in her bones and it never bothered her anyway.

But then life caught up with her, as it does, and now she's stuffed full of enough life experience to write until transcendence (where she will be first in line to get a sweet android body and travel the universe until the end of time). So that's what she does when she's not listening to the voices or taking apart the electronics just to see their insides.

Cool right? Come be my friend on Goodreads, and have a free book for your troubles!! It's called Swallowed by Darkness, and it got me my USA Today Bestselling rank, baybee. Enjoy!!!

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Reviews

[Angela · Rating 4 out of 5]

What I liked about this new book 1 of the Feral Court is discovering the hows and whys of Sinadim and his renegade crew. Balkazar, Sickle, and Sinadim all have a history that has so far been untold but has now been revealed. How they all met; what choices brought them to be outlawed; where friendship and brotherhood separates and why the bond is so tight. Sinadim's arrogance about his birthright and the assumptions he made because of that privilege caused him to go in directions he thought were the next evolution. And while we know this effort is doomed, his beginning is evidence that revolution will be his next step.

[DMCechak · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dystopian Diva is Author Danvers

Deliciously Disturbing!

Myra Danvers’ dark telling of a harem slave is a dystopian drama of epic proportion.

She is a queen at creating a less than comfortable reading sensation, as her characters are treated cruelly, yet all fits into the world she envisions in her devious little mind.

Once again, we know that this is NOT a feel good, happy go lucky place that we visit, but the darkest of dwellings, where trauma awaits to envelop each reader.

Updated edition brings us deeper into the depths these characters have and continue to face!

That is what makes Myra one of my favorite authors!

[Courtney · Rating 4 out of 5]

I'm going to be real honest here and admit that I have no idea how this book got on my TBR. I'm assuming during a late night book coma delirium, I just started adding everything that came up on my suggested books area with alpha and omega in the description, and here we are.

So, I went into this with basically no idea what was going on. Not gonna lie, I was getting a little confused in the beginning, but I did manage to get with the world building after not too many chapters.

Sinadim is a prince, the first born son of the sultan's heir, so basically third in line to the throne. Everyone in this thing is an alien, FYI, and Sinadim is one race of alien and he keeps a harem of another race of alien. The harem aliens are omegas, and Sinadim's alien group uses them to breed armies of sterile half breeds. Alongside that, Sinadim is planning to marry one of his kind of alien ladies...but that doesn't work out super well and he ends up sent on some quest for his granddad where he ends up rescuing a city and gets it on with his army captain and a new omega they find.

This is definitely not a typical romance as far as I can tell. While Sinadim seems to like the woman he intends to marry, she's not really the FMC. The FMC is maybe the omega he frees and bangs with his buddy...but quite frankly, we don't really get to know her and she's more of a vessel for the boys to use. So there's not really a relationship in here per say. But there's a lot of banging, so there you go.

Honestly, all of that was fine with me. I think Sinadim is an interesting character, and I like how he's kind of planning to overthrow his family and gets all sad when he sees omegas mistreated. What I wasn't such a fan of was Balthazar, Sinadim's captain. We're supposed to believe they're as close as brothers, but it never really comes across that way to me. They don't really seem to like each other all that much, he's just the only guy Sinadim ever talks to. Balthazar's character also doesn't really seem to stick. In the beginning, he seems concerned about what's happening to the omegas and wants the prince to realize how bad things are, but when he gets a chance to finally be with an omega, he kind of treats her like dog poo poo. Sinadim ends up being the more caring one, even though he's lived a life very separate from the people he's trying to save. It was just kind of odd.

The book ends on a cliff hanger, which I was not expecting, so now I'm deciding if I want to continue or not. The world building is definitely interesting, but I'm just not sure if I'm invested enough in these characters to keep going.

Trigger warnings: SA (not done by MMC)

[Matthew Mason · Rating 5 out of 5]

Was not disappointed at all - the turns, the characters, the spice - like would you like some book with your spice, because this book has ALLLLL of it and then some - definitely CANNOT wait to read the rest of the series :D

Loved the whole premise, the comradery/brotherhood, the way Sindam takes care of those loyal to him, close to him, etc, the turns, the twists, all of and I can't wait to see where things go after the end of book 1!

Definitely 5/5, 10/10, all thumbs up read :D

[Natasha · Rating 3 out of 5]

I enjoyed the story, but it just didn't hit the way I hoped it would.

[BookSLoth · Rating 5 out of 5]

What was once a completed series, sees a prequel entering the mix. At first I was a little confused because I have honestly reviewed 2 different editions of what I thought was the this book already. Turns out, the author has decided to include the prequel into the series and re-number the series with this new book as Book One and the previous series Book One, now as Book Two. So this will be a new review for me. Here goes

He was an alpha who has it all. As a prince of his people, he was known to be ruthless and privileged, cunning and sharp witted - or so he thought until it all came crashing down.

Betrayal and banishment are all that remain of this once great and prideful alpha but a fire of vengeance burns within him and he will make his enemies burn with him.

Like most MDanvers books, there are raunchy, dark, and twisted scenarios that are not for everyone and can be uncomfortable read for some (down right steamy for others). I'm not one to judge but this is not a series to be testing limits with. I personally love this author and the series for the depth of the characters and the darkness that is plumbed, that is overcomed.

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

[Lisa · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good Different - Dark Omegaverse.
First book in the Feral Court series that starts the strange animalistic humans complete with mane, tails and pointy ears. The dominant Alpha race being the Anhur and the enslaved omega race being the Hathorians. Nameless and spinal back tattoos listing the Hathorian bloodline, Hathorians are only used for breeding. This started the series with Prince Sinadim Rusteem Karahmet, Firstborn son, third in line to the throne. Sultan is his grandfather who sabotages his marriage to Anhur warrior female Teliah by breeding her. Sultan’s right - which is gross and disgusting. The Heir is Sinadim’s father, Hadim; whose paternity is called into question given Sinadim could be the Sultan’s actual son. Vengeance, hope and freedom push Sinadim to lose the war, become disfigured, lose his tail and banished. The actual war battle is vague and glanced over with just highlights. The next book introduces Renegade, a defiant female omega.

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

[Debbie · Rating 5 out of 5]

When they say Feral Court they mean FERAL. This is the most dark and animalistic story I think I have ever read. Think cavemen alphas and breeding females. Families that can claim first mating retuials before the marriage. Family trees being rearranged. The alphas even have tails. When Sinadim is banished he gains a renegade crew. Family drama and betrayal. Couldnt put this down. I just cant .. dont know what to say .. have read nothing like this before and Im not sorry to say I found it to be a great world building and very entertaining read in a twised and wicked way.

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

[Natassja Jones · Rating 4 out of 5]

A very full on book, throws you right into to the “story” I would have liked a little more explanation or background info, especially since this story has replaced renegade as the first of the series. Anyone with delicate sensibilities should double check the trope/warning list. But anyone a little twisted will definitely like it.
I would describe this as smut held together with a line of plot. Rather than a story with smut.

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

[Susan Cox · Rating 5 out of 5]

Can Sinadim do it?

This book is Ms. Danvers at her best. Sinadim is trying to secure his position in the succession of the throne. He finds his mate and attempts to keep her safe from her family plotting by asking his grandfather, the Sultan, to protect her. It back fires and she ends up in his filthy minded bed. This adventure is full of bloody fights, back stabbing families, and breaking of taboo bedroom rules. You might want to read the triggers before you read this book.

[Christinaraven · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you like a lot of steam and drama this is a great story. It is a great way to get to know the background of how Sinadim, Balkazar, and Sickle know each other and what lead to the next book. Gotta say this was steamy and crazy with battles too. Sinadim has plans but life interferes and leads to another route then what he planned by the end. Cannot wait to see what happens next. A crazy world and crazy people.

[Andi Downs · Rating 5 out of 5]

I remember when I first came across this author and her books. Collecting them and enjoying. I grabbed my first book back in 2021 and was hooked. So, it was great to see this book appear, as a prequel to the series. It is a dark, gritty read, full of action, steam and characters that will flow into the following books. I was a pleasure to return to this world.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Janet Smith McHardy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sinadim is the first born Prince. Which although privileged. it is a very dangerous place to be in. Treachery, double dealing, and sex are a way of life and death. This story move a fast pace, It is quite a dark read. I enjoyed this story and look forward to reading more in this series.

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

[Marybeth · Rating 5 out of 5]

I haven't read this series, but it is labeled a prequel to the Feral Court series. Reading about this society and the corruption below the surface was excellent. It is a remarkable story. I bought book one of the Feral Court series to continue reading his story. I think that is the best thing I can say about the author. She inspired me to continue reading his story.

[Brandi · Rating 5 out of 5]

We met Sinadim in the other stories first, and this shows a whole new side of him. It has the same powerful draw that sucks you in and makes you want to keep reading, even past the last page, and getting to see other characters that we know was a fun peek at the rest of the series. I love this author’s writing and highly recommend her.

[Karen · Rating 4 out of 5]

I found this book was a good read
but I found it was skipping over a lot
of action and drama when it came to
the fighting scenes and that is the only
thing that stop me giving this book a five star.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Nicole Deanne Veracruz · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really feel like I need to sit with this book for a little while.
Because some things were hard for me to comprehend.
And other things I feel like we're skipped over or glossed over.

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

[Crystal M Parrelly · Rating 5 out of 5]

I still remember when I found her books. The authors writing and world building blew me away and she still does. I can’t wait enough good things about the book. What a great start I can’t wait for more.

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