Octavio Butler

This is SO good! I’m going to re-listen to it now.

Revisado: 01-30-25

So good! I won’t give anything away and I’ll just say- this series is easily becoming a fast favorite and this latest installment just made me love the characters and story that much more. Looking forward to the next book(please let it come out soon!)

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Loved!

Revisado: 01-01-25

Such a great follow-up to the first book. Looking forward the next book when it’s released.

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Exciting yet also demure

Revisado: 12-14-24

Such a good book! No idea how I found it but I’m glad I did. First few chapters had a bit of a slow build, but it goes hard nonstop until the end once Sal gets to school (which is essentially the first thing that happens.) fun characters and the narrators did a fantastic job. Lots of power variations and different rule sets which is fun and even with lots of “side characters “, no one really feels like a side character- and while there is plenty of flirty stuff going on, I’m so so so thankful this wasn’t a sneak-attack-romantasy. Keep up the great work! (Just bought and about to start the second book right…now.)

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I chose this b/c the narrator is awesome… the story:

Revisado: 10-02-24

The main character literally FEELS like she IS the main character of a grand story and… while fantastical and charming, she does come off as more and more selfish as the story goes on.
Granted… it’s not like I don’t enjoy the trilogy… I love long long stories and discovered this narrator from her work on my favorite author Drew haye’s villains series and brings just as much great energy to this production.

I like the nemesis step sister to die hard bff vibe the arc gives and this book has me liking dark elves wayyyyy more then humans… though tbh the main dark elf guy (you’ll see) is a little predictable and feels kind of all talk through the whole story… he doesn’t throw out much magic…but he is a team player and has lots of information… just not as powerful as you’d expect him to be: “you want to see what this terrifyingly magically deep forest can do?!? Ok, you’ll see, and things will happen as they are supposed to!” I was expecting some green lighting bolt energy, but he was a very kind and compassionate love interest for a selfish main character…I only say she’s selfish because she doesn’t take anyone else’s feelings or state of being or story in mind at all when making her demand and wanting to know things when she wants and control other people and decide she wants ALL the eligible princes even though her sister wasn’t even trying to compete with her… very hard on her mother..which the story did a little injustice to by not really giving her a chapter or two to explain herself…. Of course at the end she “gets what she deserves” in a very “better watch out mom!!! You never loved me so serves you right to -you’ll see.”
Anyways, I liked the book- it’s very very trope-heavy… and the main character is live CRAZY…out of nowhere…but… by the end she gets what she wants with who she wants and everyone that ever did her wrong gets what’s coming to them in their own way…and the main girls’s servant girl gets invited to the royal party at the end!! Even SHE got a get happy ending(which I was rooting for because I liked her accent a lot and she doesn’t ever really become the main girls friend…she very much stays her servant…but the main girl by the end doesn’t mind that they can’t talk as friends….cause she had a good loyal heart all along.
(The main girl isn’t really that loyal to her kingdom…which is irritating..but…she learns her lesson by the end and always had all the magic she ever need inside all along.
Give it a listen, thankfully the romance is very light and doesn’t get to awkward and detailed/explicit like a lot of books in the genre kind of do too much… so I appreciated that all the romance and love was heavily…talked out, and by the end I think there’s a kiss and some hand holding and deep gazing into one another’s eyes… which was fine.

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Loving the voice acting

Revisado: 07-03-24

After listening to the series as normal and loving it, I must say that this rendition simply adds so much extra “oomph” to the story of Fred and his friends and adventures.

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Lovely as a coven of paranormal friends.

Revisado: 06-16-24

Another fantastic addition to the series! Can’t wait to begin the next! And of course.. each book has been a literal cozy cozy.

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Such a funny and whimsical book

Revisado: 06-03-24

I read this years and years and years ago when it first came out and just gave it a listen. Such a joy to revisit this world.

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So fun, so so fun

Revisado: 04-22-24

I liked this book a lot. Such a fun ride through the eyes of a fantastic main villain turned good guy. It’s onto the sequel for me!

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So so sooo good!

Revisado: 04-03-24

So sad the story is over, but the final book was truly amazing. Just finished it and literally about to start it over…just so hard to give up these characters!!

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Really a fantastic addition to the superpowered’s world

Revisado: 03-16-24

I’ve listened to the original 4 books (plus corpies) as least 6-8 times. Needless to say, I love the series, it’s been my favorite series for the past few years.
I was u sure about the dramatized reading cause I have book 1 a try and was too u settled by the different voices.

This book3 though…stellar!
Such a good dramatized adaptation and I love the character voices.
I got cornrows dramatized after this and loved it as well.
Looking forward to book 4 when it’s complete.

I do recommend downloading this if you are a fan of the original book 3. It DOES add a good amount to the overall experience.

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