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A Predictably Sweet Ending

Revisado: 05-17-24

I struggled to finish this series, but once I commit to something I am compelled to see it through. The last two books were better than the first two, so there was some reward, but they were very predictable. None of the battles felt fully fleshed out and the continuous capturing of the group while the seeker battles alone grew weary. The heroines and their protectors were at least more likable in the last two books. I really struggle with this narrator. Her male voices lean towards whiny and dull. Overall, for a lazy listen the series was ok.

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Just mediocre storytelling

Revisado: 04-22-24

When I start a series, I like to finish it. But I was not a fan of the first book and I liked this one even less. I'm not sure that I'm inclined to spend the time listening to the next book. The narrator of this series is hard to listen to, especially with male voices.

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Familiar storyline, no surprises

Revisado: 04-13-24

The story was ok...a good light listen if not wanting anything deep. It was pretty predictable and the "battles" lacked intensity. It was similar to an Irish trilogy by Nora Roberts but not as good. I am not a fan of the narrator. Her male voices make them sound whiny and leans towards "surfer dude." She voiced an actual surfer in another book by Dean Koontz and even that was hard to listen to. Her portrayal of the characters made it difficult to connect. Bianca was the only character I felt any connection to...goofy fun, loyal friend. This is a good "beach book" for something light.

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An interesting view of the fragility of life.

Revisado: 01-22-24

No one is promised tomorrow...unless you have a long string. This is a thought provoking plunge into life and death and how to best live the life in between. I wanted resolution on where the boxes came from, but the unknowing is akin to not really knowing what lies on the other side of mortality. the characters were well developed and I thoroughly enjoyed each of their stories... long or short.

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Not my favorite Koontz

Revisado: 01-06-24

The stories were interesting enough to keep me listening, but didn't have the depth of character I'm used to from Koontz. The narration was difficult to listen to with an annoying inflection at the end of most sentences. I might have enjoyed it more had I read it rather than listened.

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Extraordinary and Heart-wrenching

Revisado: 08-30-23

Bruno's innocent complacency shines light on how atrocities continue to exist in our world. We often choose not to see, but also we may not see what we don't know to look for.

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Superb

Revisado: 07-08-23

Simply incredible. The world of Tolkien are already amazing and iconic on their own, add on the superior voice work of Andy Circus and you get an audiobook like no other! This was a great pleasure to listen to.

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Living your best life!

Revisado: 08-18-22

Your modesty about lavish experiences is sweet... but I think most of your audience enjoys hearing your authentic stories and anyone who would begrudge you living your best life, would likely criticize most anything you would share. ❤️

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Briefly Beautiful Love Story

Revisado: 02-09-22

There is a lot packed into this short story. Character building at lightning speed, but very effectively. Ended up listening again because it was short and added layers with knowledge of the whole story. Great little listen...both times!

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Brave and Poignant

Revisado: 08-19-21

A raw and beautiful story of love and loss bringing lightness to a dark situation.

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