10 books of build up and the ending doesnt even give details. cut short. flat. cut off. ugh.
Endings Matter
Review from The Weary Dragon Inn, Books 7-10 →
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Not as Romantic but still Good
Review from Reluctant Wizard →
Worth getting as a continuation of the series. I found the characters in the first two series/ earlier books more interesting. Despite that I enjoyed the book and am looking forward to the next book. The over arching plot (from previous books)continues and is only heating up. Worth the credit. If you have already read..
What happened to her?
Review from Strange Familiar →
This book made me despise alise. She’s an easily manipulable nitwit. Cruel and disloyal. I liked her in earlier books but now I don’t care what happens to her. Killian deserves better.
Boring
Review from Spoken Bones →
Only listened to 2 1/2 chapters, fast forwarded those to hoping the story would get going, too much detail about each character.
I enjoyed this, I found it interesting and relaxing. I loved the voice of the reader .
It is dark
Review from Resurrection Bones →
The storyline was a little to dark for me. I found it difficult to listen too, plus very frustrating. If I had to put up either all the adversity the protagonist deals with in this story, I’d look for another profession. with that said, she does overcome it all for a win in the end.
Hasn’t grabbed me yet
Review from Spoken Bones →
Admittedly, I’m only halfway through, but by this stage I would expect to be fully invested in the story. However, I’m finding it really slow. The narrator has a thick cozy Yorkshire accent which doesn’t interpret each of the characters particularly well. I’m finding it a struggle to persist with, but if I do get..
Hard to follow
Review from Spoken Bones →
The narrator’s diction was difficult for me to understand. The story moved around and I lost interest.
Not a bad story but…..
Review from Whispered Bones →
In an effort to provide the ultimate twist in the tale, we end up with an unlikely protagonist whose actions seem excessive for the situation. Also the Yorkshire dialect becomes a bit wearing with derivatives of “Aye love, ‘ happen she did’ appearing with monotonous regularity
Relaxing Voice
Review from Of Stars and Lightning →
This is the second time that I am reading this book, but this time with audio and I appreciate the book even more. I love the adventure reading the ebook and I was such a fan of this book, purchased the physical copy. Now I have the audiobook as well. The audiobook just brought it..