Storm of Sin

De: Patricia D. Eddy

Narrado por: Maxine Mitchell, Jason Clarke

Duración: 7 h y 2 m

Resumen del Editor

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

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️FANTASTIC⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This is one of the best paranormal books ....Ever.!!
Sexy Demi Gods, shifters, demons, angels, cops, Robbers. This book literally will take you to hell and back!!! In a really exciting way!!
Then add on Maxine and Jason’s flawless and sexy narration ........... well , you get the idea, credit or coin you won’t be sorry!!!
Keep them coming Ms Eddie!!!

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.

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.

I need more!

ABSOLUTELY LOVED THIS !!! So much so that i'm listening to it for a second time. It would be so great to see more books like this. Such great narrators as well. The two of them really brought this book to life for me.
I would highly recommend this book to others and hope to see more just like it soon. This would make a great series! And I am a sucker for HEA..

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.

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

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

Original premise!

The following ratings are out of 5:
Romance: 💙❤️💚💜
Steam: 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Story/Plot: 📕📗📘📙
World building: 🌏🌍🌏🌎
Character development: 😊😘😟😄
Narration: 🎙🎙🎙🎙🎙
Narration Type: Dual Narration

The heroine: Zoe Dawes - she has been a detective for six months when she is taken hostage than shot by her partner. She is forced to kill him and the whole thing is odd. Before she took the shot, he begged her to do it, saying he couldn’t fight “him” anymore. Zoe has always believed in the supernatural world since her grandmother told her about the other. Though she is seen as a bit crazy when she mentioned to her therapist that it seemed like her partner was possessed.

The Hero: Sinclair (a.k.a. Sin) - He is mostly an incubus demon, who was banished to the mortal world and works for the Bureau of the Occult and the Other (B.O.O.). He is one of the most powerful of demons and is a bit bored with life, though heaven is also kind of droll, so he gets his kicks from his work and from feeding.

The Story: Zoe is very intelligent and a good detective and is offered a place in the Bureau of the Occult and the Other. Sin is her partner, and he sees something other than human when he first sees her. Zoe is not a fan of Sin when they first meet. It doesn’t help that he arrives at a murder scene late and he is a pretty boy with a cocky attitude and a fast car.

I liked the premise on this one as it is pretty original. The agents try to solve other on other crime and it is pretty interesting. A bit X-files, though they both believe. I liked it quite a bit. Especially when it is found that Sin’s past is connected to the murder they are working on. It also has some relation to what happened to Zoe’s partner, so both of them are invested in the investigation. There is chemistry between the two main characters from the start and I like that Sin has some morals and lives by a code.

This audiobook was told in dual points of view via dual narration and was narrated by Jason Clarke and Maxine Mitchell. Jason is one of my favorite male narrators, he has a deep and gravelly voice which is sexy, and he is a great voice actor. Maxine does a good job as well and voice really does anxiety perfectly. She has this slight waver to her voice at times which sounds like someone who is nervous or fearful.

Excellent paranormal romance brilliantly performed

I was very lucky to receive this audiobook in exchange for an honest review as part of an advanced listening team. I have been waiting for this one for a long time and I was definitely not disappointed. Patricia Eddy is a favorite Author who delivers well-researched, well-written characters who are unique and complex with gritty pasts and challenging personalities. I love her strong female characters who kick ass on their own, but are not too jaded to melt under the right circumstances... I was intrigued by Patricia's take on paranormal romance and Sin's character upon introduction to his brother, Maddox, in Wicked Omens. This story is paranormal romance with mystery, suspense, a kick-ass heroin, and a complex antihero - loving all of it!!! This book is not all about a single male character who swoops in and save the day. It's full of heroes who come together and sacrifice in different ways for the ones they love in many ways, just like life. There is also humor with some excellent zingers. You have to love the name of the special unit, BOO. lol

To experience the heart-crushing loss, guilt, regret, determination, love, and HAF scenes when Zoe and Sin quite literally crash into each other through truly excellent performances by Jason Clarke and Maxine Mitchell - just WOW! Every word was delivered with exquisite precision! Maxine blew me away with her delivery of Zoe! I'll admit I have a bit of a crush on her male voice... Jason Clarke's brilliantly growly voice always pulls me into the story and lights me up. Both narrators navigate flawlessly through the many characters of different ages, genders, humans, shifters, beasts, demons, etc. in this dual narration. I would recommend it to anyone who loves paranormal romance audiobooks.

Obsessed!!

There was non-stop action in this story as Sinclair, who’s half-angel/half-demon, and his human partner, Zoe Dawes end up fighting for their lives in a battle of good vs evil.

I absolutely loved Sin and Zoe! Their chemistry lit up the page (or rather, my ears) from the moment they stepped onto the page! I loved their banter, how they looked out for each other (even when they didn’t know what was going on), and I loved watching them fall in love with each other!

I really enjoyed the side characters, even the ones that I was supposed to hate! My favorite of the side characters is Gabriel, and I am so excited that Patricia is stepping back into this world to tell his story next!!

Patricia Eddy is a talented author who has the power to transport you into another world with her use of words, and I love that she chose Jason Clarke and Maxine Mitchell to bring this story to life through audio!

I am obsessed with Jason’s voice and I think this was my favorite book narrated by him so far! His ability to change his tone, and even his accent, so effortlessly to bring life to so many characters simply amazes me! I loved him as Sin, and I loved Maxine as Zoe! She brought so much life to that character, as well as other characters with her voice and her emotions!! This whole book honestly felt like a cinematic movie for my ears!

If you are an audiobook snob, or if you’re brand new to audiobooks, and you like paranormal romance but haven’t listened to this book yet, I really think you should!