Moonrise

Supernatural Siblings, Book 1

De: Drew VanDyke, David VanDyke

Narrado por: Becca Ballenger

Duración: 4 h y 53 m

Resumen del Editor

When travel writer and werewolf Ashlee Scott returns to her hometown to recuperate from a shooting, she must confront a place full of painful and pleasant memories while dealing with her identical twin sister, Amber, and the complications of family. Throw in the full moon, old boyfriends, old ghosts, and new enemies, and Knightsbridge Canyon will never be the same for her again.

©2013 David VanDyke (P)2015 David VanDyke

This is a terrific audiobook!

If you could sum up Moonrise in three words, what would they be?

Deep, engaging, entertaining.

Who was your favorite character and why?

I love both the main characters equally - it's their relationship that makes the story so interesting.

What about Becca Ballenger’s performance did you like?

Very smooth.

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

The power of two.

Any additional comments?

This is a terrific audiobook! I recommend it highly!

Not complete

Parts of the book are missing on the recording in several places. The story is very slow moving. Narration is good.

Twin sisters

A werewolf and a psychic. This book is mostly about the relationship between the two sisters. Their past and the present.

completely engrossed from beginning to end

If you could sum up Moonrise in three words, what would they be?

fun and engaging

What was one of the most memorable moments of Moonrise?

This is not a genre that I would typically select. However, I enjoyed story from beginning to end. Although it's fantasy, it is written in a way that makes the whole premise credible. I'm getting the next one and I hope it is equally well written.

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

I have not heard Becca before. I enjoyed her rendition of this book and would look for her narrations again.

Mansplaining

If you want to read an overly sappy book where men are basically mainsplaining female emotions and trying to make us seem undecided, self destructive and complicated then this is your book. The supernatural part is good but the love story part made me literally gag out loud in disgust.

Audible quality is low and storyline is missing for the first part

You can hear mike noise throughout the narration. The narrator did a good job but the recording quality took away from it. The book dragged and had unnecessary details that seemed to be there just to fill space. I couldn't determine a point to the story through most of it and the paranormal was lacking until the end.