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Was hooked with the first book of the Series

Revisado: 12-08-23

Finally, a read that is 90% action and not loaded with hours of bedroom action. Not once did I feel the need to fast forward to get back to the action. Charecters in this series were colorful, and un expected. Just a great read. Looking forward to more from Domino Finn.

Enjoyed each time I was LOL a something Cisco said.

Enjoyed Neil Hellegers narration hope he does all the audibles for Cisco!.

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I'm a pushover for Irish accents.

Revisado: 02-13-15

I listened to book 0 and enjoyed that one enough to make try book 1. Glad I did. Enjoyed Darkest Flame very much. Nice lead female in this story.

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OMG the author has left me hanging ? ! ? ! ?

Revisado: 10-01-14

Okay, guess this is one Soap Opera that got cancelled in mid season LOL. Don't no when, if ever this series will continue. All I do know is, this last book ended like all the rest. No Ending! Oh well all 12 books got me from home to work and back for a few months. I do not think I will be looking for the next book in this series. By the time another one comes out, I'll have forgotten all the cast members. :-(

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New narrator Whoo Hooo

Revisado: 10-01-14

I've reviewed this series for Book1 and 2. I enjoyed listening to Book 9 thru 12 with John Davis narrating. Sure he may slur some words together but I guess it must cost money to retake a line or two. But compared to the last narrator, John D. was a dream to listen too.

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Must listen to each book in order written

Revisado: 10-01-14

I've listen to book 1 thru book 12. I enjoy the stories, they are entertaining, funny, and even sexy. These Blood Bound books are like a soap opera. The have as many characters as a day time soap opera. Warning, you will be left hanging at the end of each book. You will be so into the story and all of a sudden that dang announcer is hoping you've enjoyed the book. If you're use to books ending with every loose end tied up, this is not the series for you. Just be ready to have the next book downloaded before you start a new book.

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Be prepared to listen to this series back to back.

Revisado: 08-13-14

This book was difficult to follow at first. But, I am up to book 8 of the series so far. I enjoy listening to series because they are entertaining. But the author introduces way to many characters in the first book and second book. The series is more like two soap operas mixed together. It's like "Friends" and "Cheers" mixed together in a half hour series and this is the first time you're seeing them. While listening to the audio, just when I think I know who the main characters are, I am wrong. Then later on, I might have been right. Kind of weird.

Like mentioned in my headline, You will be totally lost if you wait 2 or 3 months later to go to the next book in the series. You’ll end up racking your brain trying to remember if a person in the current book you are reading is a new character or one from the previous book.

I like to read the book descriptions before I decide to listen to a book. Turns out the descriptions on some of the books was so off the mark, I wasn't sure I was listening the right story. It is like 5% of the story was actually related to the description of what the book was about. I’ve noticed this on a few of the books in the series.

The narrator can sometimes overdo it when it comes to yelling. I enjoy listening to K.B. but I found myself getting very irritated when she yells. I listen to these stories on my way to work. It's quit embarrassing when you’re listening to the story and everything is low key then all of a sudden K.B. yells so loud and long that people in the cars on either side of me are looking at me like I a crazy.

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