Review from Fair Trade →
I loved it. This book concludes Kanti’s amazing adventures and the most thrilling story in the trilogy. I was on the edge of my seat rooting for good guys. Beautifully written story full of ups and downs was made more amazing by talented narration. I am a fan of this narrator, but I was even..
I knew I should have listened to the sample. I listened for only a min and nope! He sounds like a male Siri.
Review from Skeleton Crew →
This is the first of Gre7g Luterman’s books that I’ve listened to, but before I picked it up I attended a panel where he advocated for aspiring writers to hurt their protagonists. And boy, does he take his own advice! Kanti seems to spend the entire book digging his own grave, making decisions that the..
Review from The Vampire’s Witch →
I have read a thousand books. And this is my favorite hands down!!!! Read it!!
This is an amazing 10 book box set. I love this series and listening to all 10 books was great, as each book fed into the next. Clara is in high school and has no idea she’s a witch. She finds herself in a parallel universe that is occupied solely by vampires. Thankfully she has..
Review from Small World →
This second book in The Kanti series is very different from the first story, but equally entertaining and captivating. In this story we follow a group of geroo instead of just Kanti and their adventures are just as thrilling and dangerous as they adapt to their new life surroundings. I loved following how each character’s..
Review from Deception →
The voices “fit” the characters and time period and make the unusual historic paranormal twist work well. I look forward to the rest of the series.
the story starts with the main girl punching a 27 year old guy for hitting on her when she is 16 (and that’s fair) she then goes to another wourld where she instantly falls in love with a 370 year old vampire. the romance is slightly better written than twilight but still very bland, boring..
Review from Forgotten →
Piers Ryman brought so much emotion to his narration — Can’t wait to listen to more of his work.
The story was a study in Murphy’s Law, as a small cabal of officers on the ship, The White Flower II, face seemingly endless setbacks following what should have been a routine mission. Rick Griffin’s storytelling style lends itself more towards characters than narrative, and I sometimes found myself wishing for a break from the..