A Crack in Everything
Dubh Linn, Book 1
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A Crack in Everything
Narrated by:
Heather O’Sullivan
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Narrated by:
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Heather O’Sullivan
About this listen
When Izzy Gregory takes a wrong turn down a Dublin alley she stumbles into a shadowy, frightening world where magical beings, angels and demons hold sway. In this place where everything is strange, Izzy finds herself surrounded by danger, chased and threatened. Her only chance of survival lies with Jinx, who’s been sent to capture her.
Jinx has known nothing but duty and cruelty from his own kind; Izzy is something altogether new to him – and to his world …
Falling in love was never in the plan, but it might be the one thing that can save them.
©2014 Ruth Frances Long (P)2024 Bolinda Publishing
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Critic reviews
'An excellent fantasy, with strange but memorable characters set in believable settings. The storyline all through is tense and exciting with a somewhat surprise ending.' (Irish Examiner)
'A CRACK IN EVERYTHING has both got broad scope – the depths of Dubh Linn, the Sidhe’s side of Dublin – are enough to drown in – and intimate appeal ...' (C.E. Murphy, author of The Walker Papers)
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