Review from Origin →
I wasn’t sure what to expect of the story when I began the book. I was immediately pulled in by Warin and his brother and his love, Thea. The machinations and jealousy surprised me. I don’t listen to many vampire books, so I wasn’t familiar with ancients or the concept of them. I thought the..
Review from A Witch’s Touch →
The witch’s touch is the third book in a series that I was finding interesting so far. At the end of this book, I thought the story was loose …. although the initial question was resolved, and the author left open what happened (or rather will happen) with the sea witch, I got the superficial..
Review from Twin Dragons →
A good story grabs you at the beginning and won’t let go until the last word. It also leaves you with the good feeling that comes from watching the characters stumble and find their true mates when the odds are all stacked against them. They fight their own insecurities and weaknesses to put the good..
Setting: Valdire and EarthGenre: Sci-fi/fantasy romance Two novellas involving the offspring of couples in previous novels in the series. The first novella, The Old Dragon of the Mountain’s Christmas, started out really well. However, as soon as the toddlers showed up, things went downhill. What the heck were children (too young to have learned to..
Review from Origin →
I really enjoyed this story when I originally read it. It was still enjoyable as an audio book and David Brenton did a good job. Unfortunately I just did not picture Mr. Brenin’s voice as the voice for Warin.
Review from Other Side of the Night →
Would you listen to Other Side of the Night again? Why? Yes, definitely, the information is fascinating and the level of detail is outstanding. Worth going back over for those interested in this story, particularly what happened on the other ships involved in the disaster.
Review from Origin →
I didn’t know anything about this prequel prior to listening, and was pleasantly surprised by not only the story, but the narrator, David Brenin, as well. He was able to clearly distinguish the dialogue and attitudes of the different characters. I really enjoyed this audiobook. Nora Ash has a way of telling stories that want..
Review from Abducting Abby →
Setting: Northern California and the planet ValdireGenre: Sci-fi/erotica/romanceAbby is a glass artist who lives in the mountains in the home she inherited from her grandparents. Despite having no family (her mother died of an overdose and she never knew her dad) and only one elderly lady friend, she is content. One day, taking a walk..
Setting: ValdireGenre sci-fi/erotica/romanceCara was captured along with Abby, from the previous book in the series (Abducting Abby) and 2 other women. She is a hyperactive mechanic who enjoys taking things apart. Trelon is the brother of the high king of Valdire, the hero of Abducting Abby. Trelon recognizes Cara as his true mate, but spends..
I wish there were more biographies of the more obscure presidents. I had a negative view of Chester Arthur until I listened to this book. it gave me a good account of his whole life. it didn’t seem sugar coated, but factual. The book kept me interested until the very end of the epilogue. I..