Cauldron Bubble

Toil & Trouble, Volume 1

De: Wendy Knight

Narrado por: Lori Prince

Duración: 7 h y 37 m

Resumen del Editor

"You've just always been the powerful one. I'm the smart aleck."

"We're the same. I'm night, you're day. You have to have both to have life."

"You can hide in the shadows."

"And you can shine like the sun. This prophesy is about both of us."

Destiny doesn't think she's anything special. The daughter of an outcast witch. Her twin, Fate, is her best friend, so that's awesome. They're experts in love potions and selling them to crazy high school kids.

So they can buy more shoes.

But that all changes when their school is attacked by warlocks - warlocks who want her power for their own. The attack launches her onto the path the stars have chosen for Destiny, Fate, and their long-lost father.

Oh, and Quin.

Quin, who's the son of a witch, only tolerating Destiny's presence because she can save his mother. Except along the way, that all changes, and he realizes Destiny is everything he never knew he wanted. The only problem is she thinks if love can be made from a potion, it can't be a real thing.

If they survive this, he's going to prove her wrong.

©2016 Wendy Knight (P)2017 Wendy Knight

Cauldron Bubble

Fantastic audiobook and loved the characters in this first read. I have both the book and audiobook. Love the characters and the series. Narrator did a fantastic job also.

Fun & Magical Journey!!

Cauldron Bubble was a great story. Destiny & Fate are likeable and relatable. I was captivated from beginning to end. Wendy Knight threw in the perfect mix of magic and romance. Lori Prince was a great choice for narrator. The character voices were distinguishable and the story easy to follow. Perfect pacing! I am really looking forward to seeing where the Twins magical journey will lead and will definitely be buying more in this series. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Well written MG/nouveau YA paranormal

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I doubt my friends would indulge in this intended age group audience.

What did you like best about this story?

It was well written and the characters were developed and evolved with the story. It was nicely paced and kept the teen angst to a minimum. It especially rocked because of the absence of love triangles!

What about Lori Prince’s performance did you like?

Lori had a wonderful tone for this genre. I would definitely listen to another book she narrates.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Not really. Only because it was slightly more juvenile than I prefer. I did have a few eye rolls during thd interactions among the girls and their mom. Who's raising whom?

Any additional comments?

"I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review."

awesome!

The characters are engaging and well developed. The plot was great, and fast paced. I can't wait for the next book. I LOVED that this was NOT a cliff hanger, and everything wrapped up nicely!

One of the biggest obstacles reading a book via Audible is liking the reader's voice. This narrator was great. The story was amazing.

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.

Funny and fun

It strikes me that there doesn't seem to be a explanation for the stars that are given. So I thought I'd start giving my take on it.
1 horrible no redeeming qualities. So far I've never given a 1.
2 blah but there are redeeming qualities.
3 ok worth reading.
4 great but there's something off.
5 loved it.

So now about this story. This is the first time I've read/listened to Wendy Knight. It won't be the last.
This is a great beginning for a series. It may be a young adult book. But I'm 55 and I loved it.
I can't wait for more of this series, I want to say more about this story but I absolutely hate spoilers, so I won't do it to you.
The narrator brings the story to life.
Reasons I enjoyed this audio book:
Witty, Wonderful characters, Page-turner, Great world building, Unpredictable, Easy-to-read/listen, Entertaining, Action-packed, Twisted, Funny, Whimsical.
Bookshelves/tags.
adventure, alternatively-reality, angst, fantasy, favorite, humorous, magic, multiple-couples, romance, series, sweet, teens, witch, young-adult.

This Audio book was given to me at my request from the publisher, author or narrator and I provided this unbiased voluntary review.

You will love every second.

This is a great book for young adults and anyone else who likes to read about young love, witches and worlocks. The narration keeps you on the edge and is superb. I received this audio book for free and voluntarily reviewed.

fun read

this is a light fun read. not a super in depth story. very cute though

Magical

Would you listen to Cauldron Bubble again? Why?

Yes! Loved the story and Destiny and Fate's conversations were often funny.

What did you like best about this story?

It's not just about being magical and saving the day, it's also a story about family and friends. Very good messages in the story.

Which character – as performed by Lori Prince – was your favorite?

Destiny

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

When Quin and Destiny work things out.

Any additional comments?

I received a free copy of this audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

Great witch/warlock paranormal YA novel!

Caudron Bubble, Volume 1 in the Toil & Trouble series by Wendy Knight is a really fun, fast-paced and action packed Teen/YA paranormal novel. It's about an ongoing battle between witches and warlocks and two potion witches, Destiny and Fate, and their role in the ongoing battle, as well as Quinn, their family members and other the other witches. I don't want to give anything away, but this is a pretty decent listen coming in at over seven and a half hours, but it really flies by. Ms. Knight crafted a great intro book to this series that just keeps the readers attention the entire time. I'd definitely recommend it!

Lori Prince did a good job narrating Cauldron Bubble. She handled *most* of the voices really well and brought life to the character and the story. She didn't narrate the older male voices in the story quite as well as the rest of the characters in the book. Destiny and Fate's father and the elder twins sounded weird and unnatural, for example. They sounded like they were about to croak. Plus, their father, from what I gathered, would have been quite a bit younger than the elder twins, so why do they both sound so dang old?! Overall though, it didn't take away from the listening experience. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher for an honest review.

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Awesome... Just Awesome!

Fate and Destiny are twin potions witches, one light and one dark. They live with their mother, outcast from any coven, and create their own love potions to sell to their classmates. Their aunt, a warrior witch, occasionally shows up to request new potions to aid in the fight against the warlocks. But what Fate and Destiny don't know is that all the other potion witches have been killed, and without their backup the witches are slowly losing the war.

The girls start at a new school and Destiny rubs Quin, a popular football player, the wrong way. Quin just happens to be the son of a warrior witch. One day, warlocks attack their school, and Destiny joins with Quin to fight them. Both of their mothers are injured as a result of the battle. Quin, Destiny, Fate, and Fate's boyfriend Damien need to find a way to save them, and to fight off the warlocks determined to take their magic.

I think this book just made me fall in love with the paranormal fantasy genre! There's a lot going on in this book, a war between the witches and warlocks, fight to save their mothers, reconnecting with old family, learning about the witches' history, and the new romance. Despite all of this, it was written with a good natural flow and pacing, with no large info dumps. I was intrigued from the beginning and couldn't stop listening to it. The world the author created is fascinating, and I really wanted to learn more about it.

Any book that had me laughing out loud in the first paragraph is a winner. Fate and Destiny were awesomely snarky. They had this great banter between them that anyone with a sister would recognize. They're just incredibly likable, and the bond they shared with their mother was really special.

The narrator did a great job, she was easy to listen to. She did perform a different voice for male or female characters, and also gave Fate and Destiny distinct speaking voices. I thought it fit their personalities well. There weren't any jarring notes, and she narrated smoothly and never pulled me out of the story. I received a copy of the audiobook, and I'm voluntarily leaving a review.