Breath of Yesterday

The Curse, Book 2

De: Emily Bold, Katja Bell - translator

Narrado por: Justine Eyre

This second volume in Emily Bold's mystical series about Samantha Watts and Payton McLean, a cursed Scotsman from another era, takes listeners on a thrilling journey across time.

After winning the battle to break a centuries-old curse, Samantha and Payton thought nothing could stand in the way of their happiness. But all too soon they learn the horrifying truth: Their struggle to keep Payton alive has only just begun. Samantha ventures into the past, back to 18th-century Scotland where it all began - and back into the arms of Payton, the handsome young Highlander who stole her heart. Will they unlock the secret to the legend of the five sisters in time to make their dreams come true?

©2012 Emily Bold. English translation © 2014 by Katja Bell. (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

performance leaves room for improvement

all the voices sound the same , but I loved the story, it really pulled me in.

Great book

I get five stars to this book enjoyed both it and the first part first book enjoy the intrigue the action some of the mystery overall I thought it was excellent it was definitely worth purchasing and reading or listening to

Amazing!

Where does Breath of Yesterday rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

This book would be with that I listen to relax, something like a moment of mental hygiene.

If you’ve listened to books by Emily Bold and Katja Bell (translator) before, how does this one compare?

This book is much better. The plot is captivating, exciting, with amazing moments of adventure and with some revelations about what and how everthing started.

What did you like about the performance? What did you dislike?

What can I say? I like Justine Eyre. Her voice is lovely, and she takes the listener to dive into the narration,

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

No.

fantastic book!

Would you consider the audio edition of Breath of Yesterday to be better than the print version?

I am sure some of the scottish slurs would be hard to understand in print but the narration makes it easier to understand.

Have you listened to any of Justine Eyre’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I have never listen to her narration before these two books and I am not a big fan of her voice. It has a whine to it.

Any additional comments?

Breath of Yesterday by Emily Bold
This is the second book to The Curse. I hate the voice of the narrator however; the book is really amazing if you can get over the whine of her voice. The story is brilliant and loops everything from the first book together. The author is obviously very creative and intelligent to pull off a book like this without getting everyone confused or leaving missing pieces. GREAT READ!

love it

this second book in the series us amazing n a great read I look forward to reading the next book and see where the story takes these characters.

Easier to read than Listen to

Really struggled with the narrator whenever she attempted to change her voice to that of a man. Sounded all stuffed up with a lousy British accent.

Great listen on the long road

I listened to the first of this series and the narrators voice is tough at times but not bad. She does a great job switching between characters.

Entertaining enough

I'm just continuing the series. The story keeps me entertained as I drive or do chores.

Great Book

This was a very well written story. I love the time travel aspect of books. So nd the curse allowing such longevity and ability to live through generations is fascinating to me. Narration was very well done. Loved this series.

great book.

LOVE this series. I wish she would write more books. Listening to this made me feel like a part of the book.