Butterfly in Amber

Spotless, Book 4

De: Camilla Monk

Narrado por: Amy McFadden

Duración: 13 h y 14 m

Resumen del Editor

He's waiting for you...

Under a blanket of snow, surrounded by dark woods and a frozen sea, lies an ogre's castle. There lives a little princess, trapped in the maze of her own mind.

On a battlefield where the past meets the present stands a fairy godmother and a pirate, an old ice cream man and a knight in shining clean armor...

The clock is ticking fast, and to pierce the ogre's secrets and defeat him, Island Chaptal will have to fight to remember...and stay alive.

Can the Lions and the Roomba cats be stopped before it's too late?

©2017 Camilla Monk (P)2017 Camilla Monk

How can anyone not love this book?!

Camilla Monk as read by Amy Mcfadden. Winner winner! This installment of the series is the most dynamic by far. Every new adventure for Island and March gets better and better. This series is would make great television.

Good but not as good as the first three...

The best part of the book is at the end when revelations are made. Other than that, the plot was a bit slow and the trope used (amnesia) was a bit unnatural but overall a good read

An excellent end (?)

I am not sure if this is truly the end, or rather a great beginning for a new adventure for Island and March.

Here are the questions I have when reading the reviews:
Stand Alone? No clue as I started the series with the first book "Spotless" (I highly recommend this approach)
Cliffhanger? Thank goodness no!!
Steaminess: I would disagree with Audible on this and put it on the lower end of the scale.
HEA? Yes!!!

Captivating!!!

Another fantastic story by Camilla Monk wonderfully narrated by Amy McFadden. Amy's narration makes this story come alive....a must listen!!

loved!

loved this one too! can't wait for the next chapter, hopefully not really the last one!

Another terrific entry in the Spotless series!

I have been reading/listening to this series since book 1, Spotless, and I'm so glad that I discovered this series and Camilla Monk! If you are new to the series, you must start with Spotless and read the series sequentially or you will be completely lost. The opening of Butterfly in Amber was quite a surprise because it was darker than any of the previous books. I liked the change in tone but luckily as things unfold, we return to more of the humor and hijinx that we have grown accustomed to in previous books. This was definitely a satisfying conclusion to the ongoing storylines, and I was so glad to see that there is still more to come ("Apache Strike Force" is a very entertaining novella about March meeting Island's father, and then a fifth book is set for release later this year). Amy McFadden is a terrific narrator of this series -- I can't imagine anyone else voicing Island or March. I'm so glad that she's been able to give life to all of these stories, and I hope that she's on board for book 5! If you've been enjoying the Spotless series, I wholeheartedly recommend adding "Butterfly in Amber" to your book collection!
AUDIBLE 20 REVIEW SWEEPSTAKES ENTRY

An awesome series!

I absolutely love this series. Spotless is such a fun read and it was a joy hearing it. Worth the $$S

This one redeemed itself at the end.

Okay, I was prepared to leave a bad review because most of this book really annoyed me, but the end redeemed it and made it all worth it. Island was kind of annoying through this one, like having amnesia made her dumb. I felt really sorry for March. I felt like Island lost a lot of her character growth in this book that she had gained in the previous three, but I’m holding out hope that we don’t get any more regression in the next books.
I can’t really leave a bad review anyway because I was on the edge of my seat for all of the books.
Amy McFadden is a goddess of a narrator. There aren’t enough words for how amazing she is.

OMG

Nothing is as it seems. Just when you think you have the storyline figure out, it throws you for a loop again. It's rare that a book touches my emotions as much as this one did. It ripped my heart to shreds but put it back together again in the end. Definitely a five-star read!

something is missing - still great!

Is it the snappy dialogue, the exasperated sighs from March, or the brotherhood vicious that adds spice, but something is missing. I really wish March would take ignore Island when she begs him not to kill someone! Every time that happens, it comes back to bite March in the ass.

Even missing a few ingredients to make this a superb story, when all the players were in play, it was still entertaining and made my toes curl. There was LOTS of action and a few laughs. Island is still a virgin, which means a great comedy scene when penetration was near.

March is showing more of a sensitive side. That is a disappointment for me. In the first few books he was funny. Remember in the first book when he had her tied on the bed?
It was incredulous that No one in the previous story died. Everyone survived a boat sinking! Now people died and the brotherhood is no more. I am all for a happy ever after but Island and March must do the espionage thing for a great story.

Oh amnesia is a cop out.