Demon Storm

Belador, Book 5

De: Dianna Love

Narrado por: Stephen Thorne

With Treoir Island in shambles after a Medb attack that left the survival of the missing Belador warrior queen in question and Belador powers compromised, the Beladors have one hope for their queen's return and their own future: Evalle Kincaid, whose recent transformation has turned her into an even more formidable warrior. First Evalle has to locate Storm, the Skinwalker she's bonded with, whom she believes can find the Belador queen, but Storm stalks the witch doctor threatening Evalle's life. The hunter becomes the hunted, and Evalle must face her greatest nightmare to save Storm and the Beladors - or watch the future of mankind fall to deadly preternatural predators.

©2015 Dianna Love (P)2015 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Finally some closure

I have enjoyed this series tremendously. Diana Love does a great job picking up this tale on her own. Hate that it's so long between books. There is a lot answered in this book with many questions left. Looking forward to the next installment.

Great series

This is my second full listen of the series. I really love the characters and the story line. Keep up the good work, Dianna.

Demon storm Awsome book

The story was exciting couldn't wait to hear it the reader voice was great kept me entertained for hours. Would recommend to all ages and rated the way I did because the author wrote a Awsome story

Action packed heartwarming paranormal romance

Action packed, intriguing, magical, spiritual, heartwarming love story. This book shows just because something is apart of you doesn't mean that it owns or controls who you are.

I prefer a female narrator.

Nice storyline. I am not sold on the narrator. The main character is being read from the standpoint of a man and I find that troubling especially in the last book with the rape scene. It feels weird to listen to.

BORING!

I wanted to like this book but between the BORING narration and the cookie cutter romance fantasy story there was really nothing to like. I got tired of the storyline and gave up on this story by the likes of Feehan, Kenyon, and other good writers. Over it.