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The Way of Water
- Water Witch: A Romantic Fantasy Adventure, Book 2
- De: Toni Cabell
- Narrado por: Lisa Lynn Sandlin
- Duración: 8 h y 30 m
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General4.5 out of 5 stars 3
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Narración:4.5 out of 5 stars 3
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Historia4.5 out of 5 stars 3
Visitors from every land and province are traveling to Toresz for the new king’s coronation. Crown Princess MaudeLyn of Censarra arrives early. A day early, in fact. Forcing her way into the dress rehearsal, she delivers shocking news: according to the arcane laws governing royal marriage and succession, Rhees and the princess are betrothed! Solace and Rhees part on bitter terms. Homeless and heartsick, Solace begins the arduous journey back to her father’s house. Yet at every stop along the way, the people hail her as the Water Witch Queen.
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5 out of 5 stars
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Royal Romance, Topical Undercurrents
- De Bestseller en 02-25-25
- The Way of Water
- Water Witch: A Romantic Fantasy Adventure, Book 2
- De: Toni Cabell
- Narrado por: Lisa Lynn Sandlin
Royal Romance, Topical Undercurrents
Revisado: 02-25-25
This followup to The Lightness of Water finds the now-royal couple Rhees and the water diviner Solace suffering a major blow when a woman from a competing kingdom arrives with an apparently valid claim to be the queen. Many complications and heartaches follow, as you can imagine. Of course true love wins in the end but there are major political and geopolitical issues within the kingdom and without that must be faced as well as the tricky issues that arise between the unlucky twosome. Always in the background is the climate change problem as Solace’s unique ability to find water sources in arid lands is critical to the population’s survival—were she to leave, what would happen to the people and animals? A good read is now also a good listen as told by a capable narrator and voice-over talent.
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Return to Mooncrest Inn
- Faeries of Door County, Book 2
- De: Toni Cabell
- Narrado por: Lisa Lynn Sandlin
- Duración: 9 h y 6 m
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General5 out of 5 stars 2
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Narración:5 out of 5 stars 2
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Historia5 out of 5 stars 2
Mona Lisa DeMaris is a witty mermaid who loves to travel and never got over that one guy from high school. She’s on temporary leave from her cruise director job to help her ailing father run Mooncrest Inn, the only five-star resort in Wisconsin designed for supernatural guests. Jake Grayclaw Spellman is a werewolf alpha who’s afraid of commitment and never got over that one girl from high school. He’s also the fire chief and mayor of Riddle Hill, a supernatural village in Door County.
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5 out of 5 stars
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Romantic Supernatural Tale Set in 5-Star Inn is 5-Star Read
- De Bestseller en 02-25-25
- Return to Mooncrest Inn
- Faeries of Door County, Book 2
- De: Toni Cabell
- Narrado por: Lisa Lynn Sandlin
Romantic Supernatural Tale Set in 5-Star Inn is 5-Star Read
Revisado: 02-25-25
I really enjoyed this romance between a mermaid who left her small town in Wisconsin for far-away places to return and encounter again a high-school love, the werewolf who never ventured more than 300 miles from home. The sparks fly when she wins him for a date at a local bachelor auction. She’s temporarily running her dad’s business, the only 5-star inn in Wisconsin for supernatural inhabitants, and he’s not helping matters any. You don’t need to have read the first book in the Faeries of Door County series to appreciate this second one, because it is truly a stand-alone, but I found it deepened my appreciation. This book struck me as having more even romance than the predecessor, Half A Faerie, which introduced this quirky midwestern resort town with supernatural inhabitants including vampires and selkies. If you’ve ever been to Door County, the popular resort destination sometimes called the Martha’s Vineyard of the Midwest, part of the fun is trying to link the humorously titled locations in the book to real-life spots, and of course some characters in the first book return, including the mischievous gargoyles. It’s a well-written story spun by a warm narrator, Lisa Lynn Sandlin, who also voiced the first book. A fun time and a good listen!
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The Lightness of Water
- Water Witch: A Romantic Fantasy Adventure, Book 1
- De: Toni Cabell
- Narrado por: Lisa Lynn Sandlin
- Duración: 8 h y 14 m
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General4.5 out of 5 stars 8
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Narración:4.5 out of 5 stars 8
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Historia4.5 out of 5 stars 8
Solace is beautiful, strong-willed, and called the water witch by her neighbors. She divines for water in the arid hills of her home—a dangerous pastime across the border, where the king controls access to all the water. Rhees is brooding, bitter, and hiding a deadly secret. But he’s determined to find a way to help the thirsty people of his land—even if it means kidnapping the last living water diviner. But divining for water is against the law, punishable by death.
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5 out of 5 stars
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Excellent choice to start reading fantasy!
- De Carla @ Carla's Book Crush en 04-02-25
- The Lightness of Water
- Water Witch: A Romantic Fantasy Adventure, Book 1
- De: Toni Cabell
- Narrado por: Lisa Lynn Sandlin
Fast moving fantasy romance
Revisado: 11-24-24
This is an unusually well-written and well-narrated fantasy romance using the enemies to lovers trope. It struck me as kind of a beauty and the beast retelling. The author includes some plot surprises and many sympathetic characters as well as an evil ruler monopolizing the world’s most precious resource —that’s not gold or oil, it’s water! The story has a kidnapping and ably told fights and battles in addition to the strong love story and the unique magical water divining ability of the heroine. Enjoyed listening to it very much.
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