Storm of Sin

De: Patricia D. Eddy

Narrado por: Maxine Mitchell, Jason Clarke

My crimes are legion. My sentence eternal.

Hell fractured my soul into dust and left me broken, yet I deserved so much worse.

Finally free from Lucifer’s torment, I must atone. But the lives I took and the pain I caused haunt me every day.

Half angel, half demon, but nowhere near whole.

Until I meet her.

I should not want Zoe Dawes, but she whispers her desires in my dreams and chases away my nightmares.

When an ancient evil returns, only I can stop him. But if I do, I risk losing everything - including the woman who reminds me what it is to feel. To live.

Zoe is mine. And nothing will keep us apart.

I work for the Bureau of the Occult and the Other. Zoe is my partner.

My name is Sinclair. But you can call me Sin.

Narrated by Maxine Mitchell and Jason Clarke.

©2020 Patricia D. Eddy (P)2020 Patricia D. Eddy

Beautifully narrated!

But also a great story. Patricia D. Eddy weaves a story of others and fate. I am totally a sucker for fated love stories.

Take a human detective whose partner dies under more than suspicious circumstances and then get a new job with an incubus partner. I was in from the first chapter!

I enjoyed Zoe and Sin’s volatile attraction both on the job and in bed, but their story woven in with centuries of torment and longing was amazing.

Jason Clarke and Maxine Mitchell both narrated this phenomenally. I just really enjoyed this story. Listening to it was just an added bonus.

Sinfully Wonderful Love Story

I 100% chose Storm of Sin by Patricia D Eddy because of the book cover and the narrators for the audiobook. And it was one of the best decisions I’ve made in a long time. The storyline is gripping and fast paced, the characters are amazing, and the narrators are beyond perfect.

Eddy created a love story with solid elements of suspense and an unusual take on a second chance romance. It’s PNR (paranormal romance) as PNR is meant to be—perfectly balanced on the line of reality and "the other", with serious steam, deep emotional connections, and well-timed and intentional humor. The tension created as Zoe and Sin navigate their feelings for each other is rich and impassioned, showcasing their strong, independent characteristics as well as their desires to work together for a common cause.

Zoe and Sin are developed as much through their own actions as their interactions with each other and a well-thought-out cast of supporting characters. Eddy’s side characters drew me in and beautifully enhanced the nuances of the MCs personalities. I love two of them so much, I grabbed Wicked Omens before I had even finished Storm of Sin.

As for the audiobook, it is wickedly intense and enthralling. Jason Clarke and Maxine Mitchell bring Sin and Zoe to breathtaking life with flawless timing, fantastic inflection, and a talent for voicing side characters (and the other main character) that left me wondering if it was actually them at all. This is an audiobook I will definitely listen to again. And probably again again.

Wow, what a ride

this book immediately captured my interest and only became more satiating with each chapter and culminated in a spectacular ending that never once disappointed

Wild Ride

Immediately from the beginning Zoe’s story caught my attention and held on tight. This was an intense ride that didn’t disappoint. I was sad it had to end.
The narrators captured the characters perfectly. I was surprised at the range of voices each narrator could create, they made it easy to know who was who.
Can’t wait to listen/read more from this author.

A unique spin on Angels and Demons

I loved how descriptive the author is. Describing hell was intense. The love story between these characters is also really cool. The narration was spot on. Great story