Susan

This is a fantastic rendition of MacBeth. I kept waiting for the book to slow down, so I could stop listening and go to sleep; Finally at 3 a.m. I forced myself to stop the book, so I could go to sleep.
The characters were really fleshed out, which I found fascinating. Alan Cumming as the narrator really brought the story to life.
I can honestly say, I will listen to this book again in the future; It's just that good!

I've been waiting awhile for this book to come out, and I was not disappointed.
Kate Mulgrew was excellent in her performance of each character in the book.

Get ready for a wild ride, and keep your arms and legs in the vehicle at all times.

I really liked the book. In fact I am finding I truly am liking YA books much more than traditional fiction.

This book is about a young man named Ethan, and a young woman named Lena.

Lena is from a family of Casters. Ethan is mortal. Together they struggle to enter each others world, but the universe has other plans for them.

The story and the characters are well developed, and it was a pleasure to listen to the audio version of this book.

Off to listen to the second book in the series........

I loved Sara's first book, Learning to Swim. However, this book I can barely get through.

I'm just finding it boring.

I really like the book. It was a very nice change from reading the Sigma books.
I really enjoyed the archaeological parts of the book, as well the puzzle solving. Think Sigma, only replace the team with vampires. These vampires are not like the ones in Twilight, or Vampire Diaries.

I personally thought the narrator did an excellent job. His accents were spot on. The audio editor might have done a better job by increasing the volume, as sometimes the narrators voice became very soft while reading the story.

I'm looking forward to the next book in the series.......

I like the premise of this book. The main character reminded me of the wizard Dresden, and the story itself reminded me of Urban fantasy (sans the romance).
Fun story all in all, and it has intrigued me enough to read the second book in the series.

I wasn't quite sure if this was a young adult book or not. I tend to think it is. However, even adults can enjoy this one.
If you like paranormal, ley lines and mystery, you should like this book.
Each major character is fully fleshed out, which gave me a reason to keep listening and rooting for them through out the book.
Will Patton does an excellent job of narrating and bringing the characters to life.

Have fun listening......

This is one of the best books I have read all year. It is a really good mystery, wrapped in Science Fiction.
The writing was excellent, as was the narrator. I have listened to this book 3 times, I just can't get enough of it.
I loved all the main players, every one was unique, and brought something special to the story.

I've read a lot of S.M. Stirling's books. This was not what I was expecting.

Mr. Stirling: You are one kinky dude.

I have no words, only a feeling. Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.

P.S. I do love your books on The Change.

I read "The Way of Kings" by Brandon Sanderson, and wanted to read something else of his. I started reading the reviews for Mistborn, and thought I'd give it a try.

I was not disappointed. Very refreshing with the way they use metals for extraordinary powers.
The story itself was very compelling, so I will be listening to the second book in the Mistborn trilogies.

I normally don't read books about Zombies. But something about this story compelled me to read it anyway.
Yeah. It's about zombies, and breathers. But it's more than that. It just a downright good story.