Devastation: A Beauty and the Beast Novel

A Beastly Tale, Book 3

De: M.J. Haag

Narrado por: Sierra Kline

Abused and rejected, Benella strives to regain a purpose for her life, and finds herself returning to the last place she ever wanted to see. She must learn when it is right to forgive and when it is time to move on.

Intended for adult listeners only due to sexual situations, violence, and moderate language.

©2015 Shattered Glass Publishing LLC (P)2016 Shattered Glass Publishing LLC

Love love love

Wonderful Trilogy! I love this book so much I have re-listened several times. I enjoy that the leading female isn’t a mindless needy twit. She’s not perfect but I enjoy her growth. The narrator does a very enjoyable job at reading the book. I wish there was one more in this line.

wonderful tale

i love this series its been very intresting and a lovely tale and a different look into a beauty and the beast story

One of my few 5 stars

There are not enough words to say how much I love this amazing retelling of Beauty and the Beast. Benella is a wonderful h. Intelligent, caring (maybe too much sometimes) and down to earth. She is the perfect person to rein in the Beast's selfish, impetuous ways. I have read the books and listened to it on audio twice and I never get tired of it. The narrator is perfect. Her cultured tone is soothing and she perfectly captures the emotions that the characters are experiencing. I consider this a must read book for anyone who loves a good romance. A word of warning- there are some attacks on Benella by others than the H which might be triggering for some people.

I love this series.

I love this series. I don't re-listen to many series, but this one is a true favorite that I can go back to time and time again.

FANTASTIC!!!

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

Of course I will. This book is wonderful, the series is amazing! I love it!

What was one of the most memorable moments of Devastation: A Beauty and the Beast Novel?

I love everthing, but I think the relationship between Benella e Alec is funny and sweet at the same time. The struggle of both to understand the new moment they are living is interesting.

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

Yes. I was so addicted to the story, I couldn't stop until I finish the book.

Any additional comments?

This book is very good. Don't be afraid to listen.

Be prepared to yell at the characters

I finished this series in less than a week I truly wanted to yell and scream during multiple points in the story.The narration was perfect. This was one of the stories i struggled to turn off. A beautiful story

I didn't want it to end

I mean, did it have to end? I feel like it could have been on-going. Okay, but honestly this series was AMAZING!!!! From beginning to end. I was thoroughly satisfied with this. Thank you M.J. HAAĢ!

Love the Story

Sierra Kline was a good story teller. My only complaint is the tone was often off. sometimes she would whisper when the person was supposed to be loud, and vice versa. Otherwise, it was pleasant to listen to.

Great conclusion

Loved this conclusion. Rounded everything out perfectly and I enjoyed seeing the relationship blossom. Narration was stellar.

A great ending.

Would you consider the audio edition of Devastation: A Beauty and the Beast Novel to be better than the print version?

I don't know if I'd say it was better than the print, but it is just as good as. The narrator did an amazing job at putting emotion in her voice, so it helped bring the book to life.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Devastation: A Beauty and the Beast Novel?

When Benella wakes up long enough to hear Alec beg for her to not leave him.

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

Only the first two books in this series, so really there's nothing to compare it to. It's really good.

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

The scene mentioned above. She wakes up barely to hear him beg for her to not leave him, almost like he was begging God.