Blood, Kin, and Curses

A Dyson Blake Novel, Book 1

De: HS Paisley

Narrado por: Maria Marquis

Duración: 9 h y 4 m

Resumen del Editor

Dyson Blake lies dying on a subway platform thinking she'll be just another statistic.

This isn’t how she thought she’d go out. Fang-deep in some helpless man isn’t how she thought she’d wake up. She didn’t think she’d wake up at all, but here she is, sucking someone's life out in a cemetery.

No, Dyson’s not dead. She’s not ever going home either. And she cannot control her bloodlust. Guided through her new life by her maker Sahrias, she soon discovers he has a secret: Their shared bloodline carries an ancient curse. Now Dyson must survive a power no vampire should possess and a fatal connection she can’t escape.

©2022 Hannah Sunley-Paisley (P)2022 Hannah Sunley-Paisley

Thrilling

This is a really enticing book which is well written and the audio is so well done. Such a cool story.

Dark, Haunting and Engrossing!

Dyson’s first life ended on a subway platform and her second began in a cemetery. Dark, haunting and engrossing, “Blood, Kin, and Curses” is her story. Beautifully written and fabulously narrated, I hung on every word! I loved the brilliantly defined, deeply developed characters, the flow of the story, and the FEEL, that dark, foreboding feel that gave me chills! I am thrilled that this is the start of a series because I can’t wait for more! Five deliciously foreboding stars! I loved it!

What a surprise

I really enjoy this book.
The narrator was good.
The storyline was on point and it was just an overall good read

Detailed

This book details the life of a woman named Dyson Blake who is attacked on the subway platform in Toronto and left to die. She is transformed into a vampire. She lives as best she can, learning to form friendships and alliances. She discoveries things about herself which are surprising. Maria Marquis does a great job of voicing different accents.

The world of Dyson

A woman named Dyson is attacked on a Subway platform and left to die. A man (Vampire) see what happens and decides to change her, but let's her dead body be buried. This is the story of after she claws her way out of the grave and her maker takes her in until she is once again functional. Because the story keep switching btw now and the future I personally found it hard to follow and extremely distracting. Narrator does a good job with the various characters voices and Storyline.

Really really enjoyable

4.5 star listen, I need to listen to this characters friends story. Obviously there is more to come I’m just slightly confused to where the story ended. There’s so much left out between where the story ends (current timeframe) and all the time from where the flash backs end. What makes her the way she is, what’s happened to the boy, who actually is he, where are all the friends. I need book two but it’s not even written yet let alone on audio. This is what’s frustrating. I think I’ll need lochlans story to tie me over. I liked the storyline, narrative was fabulous.

this book is a slow read

didn't car for this book it's a very slow read and to dry for my taste

Loved it a great read.

I loved this book read it twice and continued with the others Magic Required and Dominion Required. I have read and heard all of these books at least twice. I hope she does more in this series.

So Good

I really enjoyed this book. It took me a second at a few parts to realize that she was in the present and majority of the book was her telling the story of her life to someone else.

The relationship she had with Si was unique, and not just because he was her maker. He was everything to her, a father, a teacher, a provider, a friend, a brother, etc. It made it hard when he kept things from her when she was trying to learn. Like a roller coaster of emotions but she learned from that as well. And she grew strong from all of it, even the secrets that she didn't know about. She learned some of those on her own when he took her to a special school and she was able to look up the hystery of different types of people she knew about that wouldn't be in human libraries.

She actually felt normal at the school, other than sleeping during the day, which didn't bother the other people there. She made friends as well. Her friendships grew strong and in doing so she did too. Thus learning more about how much power she really had and then learning how to control it.

With the book jumping back and forth, it still doesn't show the reader how she ended up where she did. Now I really need book two.

The narrator did amazing, between all the characters and the powers and the accents. The author as well, especially having to do all the research. Kudos.

This seems like a prequel

Still not sure where this story was going. I feel it was a prequel for the other books. I would probably enjoyed it more had I read the others.