Review from Heartsong →
Robbie is a better protagonist in this volume, especially compared to the first two in the series, Ravensong being the worst. Narrator does a good performance but is held back by the poor writing and crap dialog.
Review from NOX →
I enjoyed this novel a lot. it’s not my usual genre, but it kept me hooked. The plot was unique and interesting with good pacing. Kirt did a fantastic job as usual, even through different accents. The spicy moments fall in line with the story and don’t seem out of place. I’m definitely giving this..
Review from Want Me →
I really love this story it was great. Enjoyed listening to it to and from work got me real occupied when am doing chores. Didn’t appreciate the verse though it got weird because Whit never gave verse vibes and it just does not suit his character.
Don’t like commenting or rating low because I know how difficult it is to write anything substantial, but while the first book grabbed me and the third book is almost impossible to put down except for sleep and this review, this second book tried my patience. Compared to most readers, I’m pretty forgiving about narrators,..
Review from Principles of Spookology →
This one had a lot of laugh out loud moments. The story was good and I love the characters. The narration is really good too.
Review from NOX →
One of the best audiobooks I’ve ever listened to! As always KG is THE BEST narrator around. Diving headfirst into the stories that come from AW’s brilliant mind is always one of my favorite things to do. Just listened to it again to prep for book 2!
i love, absolutely love, most of the authors other thing but this…..just no. i have made it halfway through this book and just no. this entire thing gave me twilight flashbacks, except the brick reader insert character is a guy this time. well, there is also the basic grooming that happens and the special “bond”..
I’m so so sorry, I’m sure Joel Froomkin is a wonderful person, but please stop giving him narrating jobs. Especially for characters who have accents. I’ve heard him do an Australian accent, a British one, and now whatever the eff this Boston/NY hybrid is- all with the same kind of William Shatner meets Woody Allen..
And everything written by TJ Klune. I read this book first, then came back for the audio version, and it felt so different. Love them both, but think I prefer the audio.
Review from Wolfsong →
I loved this book. I loved the audio. Sometimes it was like listening to poetry or a song or a dream. It was written like the main character, or narrator thought. It was repititious because that’s the way people think. We over think stuff and go over it in our head to ourselves, so it..