One Loan Soul

De: L.B. Carter

Narrado por: Kate Marcin

Duración: 6 h y 37 m

Resumen del Editor

Don't sell your soul to the Devil. Take out a loan, instead!

She may be deceased, but Darcie Rose visits Earth often. Substituting into the bodies of those who loan their soul to the Devil, she's Satan's top employee.

But when her latest possession goes wrong, she's trapped in the realm of the living, facing the ex-fiancé who betrayed her and caused her death.

Worse, that breaks one of Lucifer's only two rules...and she's involuntarily toeing the other. Not to mention that she accidentally resurrected a taxidermic fox amidst the undead chaos.

Can Darcie escape her Hell-on-Earth and figure out who summoned her before Luci's henchman arrives to drag her and her zombie fox back to Hell? Or, will she have the devil to pay?

From internationally best-selling author L.B. Carter comes book one in the Loan Soul series, a dark romantic paranormal fantasy with a sardonic twist! A captivating and darkly humorous listen for fans of Supernatural, Sabrina, iZombie, and Good Omens.

Join sassy condemned soul Darcie, her quirky, undead taxidermic sidekicks Dash the fox and Blue the lizard, and broody, mysterious Demon Vin on a hellacious adventure that has fans laughing out loud, crying out in surprise, and dying for more!

©2019 L.B. Carter (P)2020 L.B. Carter

Book One in Loan Soul Series

Unique, fun and full of chaos! Darcie is easily a loveable character! The authors world, story and characters are amazing! I can't wait till book 2!

Unique storyline laced with humour

I really enjoyed this innovative take on possession and selling your soul to the devil. Darcie Rose worked as a taxidermist when she was alive, but the circumstances of her death have her in Hell working for Lucifer in his soul exchange program. Darcie’s job is to temporarily possess people who have loaned their soul to the devil but when a job goes awry, she ends up with a reanimated fox and a zombie lizard as sidekicks and the Devil’s henchman on her tail. Darcie is sassy, funny and has her hands full dealing with Hell’s petty annoyances, and trying to sort out the mess she finds herself in. This fast-moving story is well written, has an unusual plot, great characters and is thoroughly entertaining. The narration of the audiobook is great, Kate Marcin brings the story to life and gives the characters individual voices that shows their personalities well. I look forward to listening to the next audiobook and seeing where this story will lead next.

Light-hearted

What does a damned soul do when she doesn’t really want to stay in Hell? She joins a soul swapping program! A person could trade some time in Hell for the damned soul going into his/her body and earning his/hers something that benefits the person, like a promotion or an award. That way the damned soul can feel like she is still ‘alive’. But her 100th swap goes drastically wrong, in ways she never imagined. A fun book to listen to, with a great narrator!

Very Unique and Fun!

This is the first book in a new and unique paranormal series. The story starts slow and picks up with a mystery of who is medleying with the soul loan program Darcie has been working for. The main character is funny and outspoken and is trying really hard to do her job to the best of her ability with no guidance.

Narration is well done and brings the story to life.

Darcie has ended up in hell after an accident that took her life. The details about the annoying things that happen to her when she is trying to write a report for her job are hilarious. This book is very entertaining and the more you read the more hooked you get. I love the unusual Zombie animals!

I’m really looking forward to the second book. I have no clue how she will be able to fix the mess she is involved in.

So good!

What happens after death? Well if you’re lucky, you could get a job in the soul loan program, working for Lucifer himself. Things go awry with the program, and Darcie finds herself trapped. Will she be forever stuck in her new Hell-on-Earth situation?

I absolutely love this fun new book by L.B. Carter. The storyline is original and the characters are likable. The humor woven throughout definitely made it even more entertaining.

Kate Marcin really delivered with this performance. She brought out the characters personalities perfectly.

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

So fun!

I loved this book! The story is so much fun that I found it easy to binge-listen to.

The concept of this novel is just divine... or should I say, delightfully devilish? Though she may have gone to hell, the protagonist is quite lovable. Her level of hell is full of petty annoyances, which is hilarious. She also have lots of funny personality quirks, like her colorful hair, love of taxidermy, and her habit of mixing up her idioms. This book is full of comedy and cleverness and had me entertained thoroughly throughout!

Intriguing spin on what happens in H*ll

Darcie is a poor soul who is just trying to make the best of her time in hell.

This book is one of a kind in its take on what could happen in hell.

Honestly, it took me awhile to get into the story, but now I can't wait to see how Darcie handles her next adventure!

5 Stars!! Amazing Story ❤

One Loan Soul by LB Carter is fun and a crazy unique read! I was super excited to see this release in audio and I was not disappointed!! Great narration and a perfect fit for the characters and story.
Zombie animals, demons, possessions, terrific characters, lots of chaos and a whole lot of fun! Highly recommend!!

One loan soul

I loved this book 1 in A Loan Soul series! The main character Darcie is hilariously quirky and hard not to love! You follow Darcie as she works for the devil in the soul loan program, hosting bodies who have made deals with the big man. The characters and storyline are well developed and quick paced so you never get bored! I can’t wait to see how she cleans up this mess in book 2!

Original Concept

Content: mostly clean (a few suggestive comments) and some language

Maybe it was just me, but it took a minute to get the concept of the souls on loan. That said, once I did get out, I enjoyed it. I think it's an original idea. I like the idea of hell being all the things we hate, like toilet paper the wrong way and beings stuck on dial up. Fun read.