Tanya Young

Couldn't make it to the end

Revisado: 09-23-22

Sad! This book is no more than snippets from others books in the series, all combined to create a mess. The result is boring unimaginative and a waste of time. I know its fantasy and romance but really the author could give some credit to the readers and at least try to provide an entertaining and coherent storyline.

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Blast from the past!

Revisado: 08-08-22

I wanted to hate it,. No James Marsters, another vignette, not even a full length story for my audible credit. Yeah I was determined not to buy this one.

But within the first 2 minutes of the story I was back in Chicagoland being pulled into another Dresden dilemma which was bound to end in antics and mayhem. Law reminded me of why I fell in love with this series. Definitely worth the listen/read!

As a side note Jim Butcher was a fair narrator, most author narrators are a disaster. Although when I don't have time to actuay read a Dresden book Marsters is the only voice I want to hear.

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Dynamic Duo

Revisado: 05-23-22

Another great story. I really enjoy the Cormac & Amelia stories, my only complaints is they are too short. Looking forward to the next installment, maybe it will be a full length effort.

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Another Triumph

Revisado: 04-16-22

Longtime fan of this series and thus installment dies not fail to entertain!

I only wish Jane could have a little romance.

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Trilogy was great, books not so much

Revisado: 04-11-22

Read and loved the first 3 books. Book for felt like squeezing that last nut of juice from a lemon. You may get a few drops but not really worth the effort. Parts of this book are food and worth reading most is not, there's a lot of repetition and reliving action from original series.

That being said I like parts of this book and still hold out hope the author gets back in track in the next book. I'm not quite done with Alex Hawke yet.

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Could not get past chapter 4

Revisado: 10-06-21

I like the picture the book description painted and wanted to give this author a try. Unfortunately the MC spends the three chapters putting herself down, and whining about her bad choices & they way she allowed herself to be treated. I could not take it...maybe I will pick it up again only to find the rest of the book is great. of that happens I will let you know (but I wouldn't hold my breathe)

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Narrator Ruined It

Revisado: 06-02-21

I had to stop listening, I could not take this narrator any longer. Seems like a good story with great world building, and interesting chsracters. But every voice is sweet & soft even when the character is speakunf about the fear of torture it sounds mire like Mary Poppins reading to the kiddies.

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Wanted to love it

Revisado: 04-03-21

A post apocalyptic story without a ton of gralprac violence, gore and NO zombies, what's not to like. Unfortunately this author went too far in the other direction. Thwe book need .ore dynamic characters, reality of the reality of human behavior, more resistance, more drama, more action. Just more. I kept reading hoping something interesting would happen but it
never did.

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Forgot just how bad book1 was...

Revisado: 06-18-20

Great concept but everything else including the narration was a train wreck. I forgot how terrible book one was which is my only excuse for buying book two.

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Good premise

Revisado: 06-02-20

I like the storyline, apocalypse, magic, time travel and multi dimension. There's basic problem characters & workd building too shallow, narrator sucked and I'm not pl dying 1 credit/$20 buck for a 4 hour book.

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