Midnight Crystal

I really liked the book, but... I cringed every time I realized the male was speaking. The voice Eby used for the male was still very feminine. Maybe I'm not being fair, because I just got through listening to Natalie Ross in After the Night, now that was a very sexy male voice delivered by a female. The book was a good wrap up of this trilogy. Was worth the credit.

In all, it was a good story and a good end to the Burning Lamp trilogy. I was turned off at first by the new narrator - it's not the same as most of the Jayne Castle books. I got used to the narrator, but I still got mixed signals. Most of the heroines in Jayne Castle/Jayne Ann Krentz/Amanda Quick novels are strong women. The narrator in this story turned every female in the story into a sex kitten. Annoying at first, but after I got in to the story it didn't bother me as much. Conclusion - good story, but the sex oozing from the heroine's voice was a distraction. Not in a good way, either.

I liked this book better than the recent Harmony novels, because both the female and male leads were likable and straight forward.

I have been reading this series on and off and out of order and felt a keen need to read through the books in order. It's not like you couldn't enjoy the book without the knowledge, but it makes better sense and adds more substance to the story.

I generally love Harmony books in this case however i ended up very confused as to who was speaking man, woman or rock all seemed to sound the same so conversations were very hard to understand.
Also all the characters seem to be read in monotone as if the narrator had not read the book previously.

No

I thought it was going to be a sweet love story but it was futuristic and scifi. I didn't know when I bought it.

Didn't realize it was the middle of a series.

Not sure

Bland

Could not listen to enough to get into the story

Yes, the main characters were fun and the story was exciting and interesting. Also Liked Gibson the dust bunny.

The interaction between the main characters while trying to stay alive and solve the mystery of the lamp.

Marlo, was a fun character that Tanya brought to life well.

This is not my usual type of book but it had was fun to listen to and had enough fantasy to make it interesting. My main series are Cat and Bones by Frost, The hallows series by Harrison and the Stackhouse series by Harris. This was a fun deviation from my normal books.

The story line is passable but I've read better books from Jayne Castle.

Yes

Yes she's reads quite well.

I liked the book, the story and plot, even the character building... however the delivery from the narrator was not good at all. I have listed to a TON of books and this narrator was very flat. There was hardly any differentiation between male and female and the emotional delivery was horrible. It was super stoney and I felt like I was listening to a robot. She has a good voice, it was just lacking emotion and depth in reading a story like this one, which was full of action and romance.

I would read more by Jayne Castle, just not narrated by this same woman.

Much

yes, i love the whole series

it was believeable

anything with the dust bunnies in it

yes

it was a very good read or listen if you perfer