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Kind of boring

Revisado: 07-15-24

I don’t know if I’ll keep going in this series. This book was fairly boring. I shouldn’t have expected too much because book 1 wasn’t great either. It just doesn’t progress and there’s a lot of back and forth between the 3 groups.

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What a junky story - it’s like a clip show episode when they need to add one more and are out of ideas.

Revisado: 05-13-24

The narrator is marginal at best. I know he started in the last book, but I hated it then. You spend 3 books with one narrator and then get dual voices for each character. Nothing new in this book until the last 13 minutes. Super disappointed.

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Narrator holds it together

Revisado: 04-08-24

The story isn’t that great. Could use more background on why the story is being told. The narrator is great and that’s what’s compelling me to continue the series.

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Better towards the end

Revisado: 02-18-24

I LOVE Marissa Meyer’s books. This one, less so. I was looking forward to it and listened to Instant Karma right before purchasing With A Little Luck. The narrator change threw me off. Not because it’s - male narrator from Jude’s perspective, because the voices don’t match within the 2 books. Plus Rebecca Soler does a much better job. This narrator cannot do female voices. The beginning of the book had me rolling my eyes A LOT. By the end I was smiling though.

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Lots of plot monologue

Revisado: 02-12-24

I’ve loved the series. But this book was the culmination of a lot of things and there were so many times that there was dialogue to fill in plot details. That threw me off a bit.

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Happy to hear Nesta’s story, but like others narration is TERRIBLE

Revisado: 07-21-23

I usually return books when the narration is bad. I wanted to hear this story. The narration is just that l, absolutely terrible. I will never put myself through another book read by Stina Nielsen. Why let it go this route? I can get by with it being a different narrator because it’s Nesta’s story, but I can’t get over how this performance doesn’t even deserve 1 star.

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Good pace, a little underwhelming, but entertaining

Revisado: 03-22-23

Mildly entertaining. Ending on each book so far in the series has made me curious about what’s next, but not an absolute NEED to know what’s next. Will be continuing the series because I’ve enjoyed listening to the books.

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Round and round

Revisado: 02-20-23

I enjoy these books. They’re entertaining and have fun fairytale twists. Sometimes things go a little too much in a weird repetitive cycle, but even so, the series is fun and I have favorite characters that I want to see have happy endings

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Escape entertainment

Revisado: 02-12-23

Possible mild spoilers…in this book, there are gender stereotypes challenged. I enjoy thinking about the ups and downs friendships and relationships take. The definition of love considered. It’s not the most fantastic story ever, but I enjoy the books!

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Amazing story telling

Revisado: 02-21-22

I have loved all of Marissa Meyer’s books. The story telling is fun to follow. Some may think too predictable, but these are the escape stories I need. I can listen, enjoy and relate to the characters. Can’t wait for the next installment.

Rebecca Soler is becoming one of my favorite narrators as well. She’s easy to listen to. She tells the story so well and I can see that she’s relating to the characters too. I wouldn’t say she’s the absolute best out there, but her consistency and bringing Meyer’s stories to life are a joy to listen to.

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