Tink's Neverland
Cosmos' Gateway, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Suzanne Elise Freeman
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By:
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S. E. Smith
About this listen
From New York Times and USA Today best-selling author S. E. Smith comes an action-adventure and suspense-filled story to transport listeners out of this world.
Jasmine "Tinker" Bell has always had a love for life, looking forward to any new adventure that happens to come along. When a friend's experiment creates a portal to another world, she finds herself swept into a faraway star system she thought only existed in the movies.
J'kar 'Tag Krell Manok had given up hope of ever finding his bond mate. He is surprised when a pint-sized female unlike anything he has ever seen suddenly appears on his spaceship to save the life of his brother during an attack. When she is suddenly taken from him, he will do anything to get her back and claim her.
Two different worlds collide when Tink, a mechanic in a small college town, meets J'kar, a Prime warrior from a far-off galaxy. When Tink's life is in danger, only J'kar can save her. Now Tink has to decide if she is willing to give up everything she has ever known and loved to stay with the alien she has fallen in love with. Will their worlds survive the collision, or will they be torn apart?
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I love Tink’s character
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would gave also been better to have male narrator
I liked the story
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What did you like most about Tink's Neverland?
The humour slight at the risk pf a slight spoiler but the "meg Ryan" scene in the canteen was really enjoyable and hilarious.Did Suzanne Elise Freeman do a good job differentiating each of the characters? How?
I wasnt really that impressed with the narration - the female voices were not too bad but the male voices were not to good - also the narration was quite stilted at timesIt did gradually get better though
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Not really its not really a moving bookAny additional comments?
The story is very flimsy to begin with and I nearly gave up after the first hour, glad I carried on though as it got a lot better as it developed, though some of the characters are far too 2 dimensional. Obviously there are some fairly hot chapters which do work well.Bad start but gets better and better
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Loved it!
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Tink's Neverland
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