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Well paced and intriguing.

Revisado: 09-01-24

In this third installment in the Saffron Everleigh series Khavarhi delivers another excellent installment. The mystery was interesting but I felt the addition of Lee from the previous book was an afterthought. While the book was mostly told through Saffron’s perspective, occasionally we see the world through the eyes of one of the secondary characters. I felt like this was the weakest part of the novel, since the changing pov wasn’t particularly consistent it felt like it was more of a convenient way to get the job done. Overall a fun listen.

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Fun, light book!

Revisado: 08-27-24

The narrator did a lovely job with the voices in this title. The book was light and fun. The mystery was interesting and engaging. A fun way to pass the time.

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Great ending to the duology

Revisado: 08-20-24

Kingfisher did a great job of closing what was at first an insurmountable series of obstacles carried from the first book. A fun, engaging read.

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Delightful!

Revisado: 06-20-24

Robin McKinley does not disappoint in this lovely reimagining of the sleeping beauty fairy tale. The main characters are charming and the story is interesting and is well paced. Narrator Justine Eyre does a lovely job with the voices (although I listened at 1.1 speed) and this title is completely appropriate for younger audiences.

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It’s cute but meant for someone else

Revisado: 06-02-24

I’ve loved other books by this author, but had a hard time with the immaturity of the characters in the beginning. I was also incredibly frustrated by Kristin’s absolute unwillingness to talk to Jacob about her concerns. The twist was incredibly graphic and while I did appreciate how well several difficult subjects were handled I just found myself too often wanting to send all the characters to therapy. It was fine. I’m not upset I read it. But it just wasn’t a hit for me.

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Another fun mix of mystery and magic with a slightly noir feel.

Revisado: 12-28-23

The narrator does a fantastic job of bringing voice to Peter’s adventures. I like the growth of the characters and the story was entertaining as well as engaging.

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The narrator is perfect for this book!

Revisado: 12-20-23

The second book in this series does not disappoint! We learn more about established characters and delve more into to world of science and magic. Highly recommend!

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Engaging and entertaining!

Revisado: 06-19-23

Ali Hazelwood does a great job of portraying the sometimes brutal world of academia, especially in the STEM fields. Her inclusion of differing lifestyles is refreshing, and the main character is a nice balance of intelligent and a little awkward. While academically gifted she struggles with interpersonal relationships in a very believable way. The author also did a great job of showing what consent looks like in a burgeoning relationship. Overall a fun, quick (and quite steamy) read.

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Amazing entry into the series!

Revisado: 03-23-23

This book was my favourite in the series so far! It was beautifully written and each layer of the story was added with such a deft hand the reader was steered with empathy towards the emotional ending.

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Another great mystery!

Revisado: 02-17-23

Corinna and her friends are always fun to visit, and this instalment was no different! A little bit of magic, mystery, and history all rolled into one. Do yourself a Favor and pick this one up. As always the narrator Louise Siverson does a great job of bringing all the characters to life!

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