The Forsaken Chronicles

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The Forsaken Chronicles

By: Eve Langlais

Narrated by: Amy Melissa Bentley

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About this listen

A three-in-one collection featuring previously released titles: Dreams of Darkness, Awake in Shadows, and Kiss of Light.

Adara has no idea who she is.

What she is.

That doesn't stop danger from stalking her.

It also does nothing to stem the nightmares.

Caught in her dreams of darkness, Adara attracts the attention of a werewolf and a vampire and wonders if she's losing her mind. They can't exist, and her mind says forget. But she wants to remember. However, if she does, will the truth shatter her?

Contains mature themes.

Dark Fantasy

Fantasy

Fiction

Paranormal

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Although i got into the first book quite quickly and it seemed like an intriguing mystery, in book 2 I was getting bored of all the dick swinging and also a bit disturbed by the author’s apparent obsession with abuse.
It also seemed rather confused, with unpleasant subject matter often being treated with a lightness that didn’t fit. Also, while a lot of ‘big’ words were used, the language regularly seemed childish. By the end of book 3 I was getting annoyed by it, as it turned into ‘happy ever after’ type pit pat.
The 2 strong characters in the beginning, vampire and wolf seemed completely emasculated by that point, and I think the author had started confusing wolves with dogs.
Sorry, that’s a bit negative, but I found the end painful to listen to, while wanting to find out what happened. The narration had been fine for me, but was missing the mark by then, sounding all breathy and girly while I’m sure it should have sounded more intense.
Maybe it was just a bit young for me.

Confusing