Cotula

The P.A.W.S. Saga

De: Debbie Manber Kupfer

Narrado por: Christopher Michael Goodrich

Follow the Cotula. The stone will show you the way.

Rifka is lost, far away from home, kidnapped by an insidious werewolf. Far off in Manus Wu, a plan is set in place. An Old One sends colutae out into the world. These stones, when brought together, have the power to release Rifka. Yet does she truly want to go home?

Meet an empathic goat, a family of otters, a girl who loves to draw fairies, and a dragon in this new installment of the P.A.W.S. saga.

©2019 Debbie Manber Kupfer (P)2021 Debbie Manber Kupfer

Amazing

There were so many little storylines so while listening to it you have to make you sure you have read or listened to all the previous books or you will be lost when you to this book. This is by far the more imaginative ones out of the series I have listened to thus far most likely due to circumstances that had occurred during the time.

The narrator did an amazingly job with changing between characters and keeping them separate. Very talented to be able to remember what voice goes to whom.

My Favorite in the Series to Date

I am reviewing the ebook "Cotula (The P.A.W.S. Saga #5)" and Audible audiobook. The narration is very good, by Christopher Goodrich. He does a wonderful job with the different inflections in his voice to represent all the characters and the situations. I love the fact that Debbie Manber-Kupfer takes the time to explore each or her characters and drawn them out in the P.A.W.S. adventure. Her world building fascinating. This is book 5 in the series and is as entertaining as the rest. They are great reads for middle school kids and older. Rifka is on her own and dropped off by Frederick to another family to employ her and look after her. We get to see how she navigates her life and tries to see who's on her side to help. Rifka is such an innocent she's quite young too. Paws is able to lend a hand, but trouble shows its head. Many of the other characters continue to help Rifka, Sherlie the Camel is mentioned, Danny, and so many more but others try to hinder like Morganna, Stella, and the Tegs. Will all the Cotula stones show up to help release Rifka? Will she really be able to escape. This is a must read in the series and my favorite in the series so far.

I was given a copy of the audiobook from StoryOrigin in exchange for an honest review.

Cotula

The P.A.W.S. Saga continues with this fifth book. It did take me a little bit to get into the story, as it had been a while since I’d listened to the first four books. Things did start to fall into place for me once I remembered who all the characters were.

Debbie Manber Kupfer did a great job with continuing her epic story. I love how she incorporates magical beings and shape shifters. I am looking forward to seeing what is to come next.

Christopher Michael Goodrich performed the story quite well. I wasn’t a fan of some of his voice choices, but he did present the characters in a way that brought out their personalities. I would certainly listen to more of his narrations.

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

Another Great Story in this Series

This was the longest book yet of the Series and was a Great Story. Narrator does a nice job, but some of the characters voices are a bit hard on the ears. Anyone wishing to listen to this story really need to first listen to the other Stories in this Series. Not a Stand alone type book.

A COTULA

AN INTERESTING STORY. NARRATOR DID A GREAT JOB WITH THE CHARACTERS! GOOD ADVENTURE !

Great continuation of the series

Cotula is the fifth book in the series, and while it could be read as standalone, there are a lot of characters and plotlines to keep track of. In order for a better understanding of who everyone is and how they all know each other, and the background of evolving events, it would be better to read the stories in order.

The epic world building continues with travels between realms, different kinds of magic, and a huge cast of paranormal beings. I like that the shifters aren't just typical cats, bears, and wolves. It was an entertaining and complicated journey to bring everyone together for the rescue attempt at the end.

Christopher Goodrich performed the story, and did a good job of providing each character with a unique voice.

Wonderful

We thoroughly enjoyed this book. My daughter and I consume every one of Debbie's books, together. We love her work so much! The narrator is such a wonderful performer!