From Hell with Love

Secret Histories, Book 4

De: Simon R. Green

Narrado por: Gideon Emery

New York Times best-selling author Simon R. Green creates a fantastical world in his Secret Histories series, in which the Drood family protects mankind from creatures of the night.

Eddie Drood is not happy about being the new head of the family, especially now that everyone believes either he or his girlfriend, Molly, was responsible for the former matriarch’s death. Since Eddie knows he didn’t do it, he doesn’t like where this is going.

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Reseñas de la Crítica

"This gripping, fast-paced, emotionally intense fourth volume in Green's Secret Histories series is sure to delight fans of paranormal investigator Eddie Drood and his girlfriend, the fabulously strong and strong-willed witch Molly Metcalf....Fans of the series will be delighted by the deft combination of urban fantasy adventure, sharp-edged sarcasm, and treachery upon treachery, which make this installment strong enough to stand alone as a great introduction to Green's work." (Publishers Weekly)

Even though

Even though they leave the science and magics vague and unexplained it is still pretty good if he ever starts explaining even a small portion of the science and magics the series shall be elevated to a super awesome status.

Love this series!

Another great installment in the Drood series! I have enjoyed over 20 books from this author and recommend all of the titles!

Gideon Emery!

I'll admit, I listened to the first part of this series just to get to my favorite reader's voice. The characterization is iffy, there's a lot of weird minor plot holes, I'm not sure how the gadgets are supposed to work. But Emery makes it all better.

nightside comes back

Would you consider the audio edition of From Hell with Love to be better than the print version?

It was like a mini crossover. All my favorite players in one book.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?

Please don't. I prefer imagination.

Good continuation of series

Action packed, fun listen. The author tends to over-use and re-use phrases a bit much, but the plotting is strong. Could have done without the cliff-hanger ending, too.