The Night Is Forever

Krewe of Hunters, Book 11

De: Heather Graham

Narrado por: Luke Daniels

Duración: 9 h y 28 m

Resumen del Editor

A Ghost Rider in the Sky? What happened here, on a historic horse ranch outside Nashville, during the Civil War? And what's happening now?

Olivia Gordon works at the Horse Farm, a facility that assists patients with mental and physical recovery; her specialty is animal therapy. She's always loved her job, always felt safe…until now. People are dying, starting with the facility's founder, whose body is discovered in a ravine on the property - site of a massacre in 1862. And before every death, Liv sees a horse and rider, wearing a soldier's garb, in the night sky. Warning? Omen? Or clue?

Liv calls in her cousin Malachi and his Krewe, an FBI unit of paranormal investigators, to discover the truth. New Krewe member Dustin Blake knows they need Liv's involvement in the case, yet he's worried about her safety. Because he and Liv quickly become more than colleagues…and he doesn't want to lose her to the endless night.

©2013 Heather Graham (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Narrator Luke Daniels has many characters to field in this addition to the Krewe Hunters series. His resonant voice is perfect for Olivia's romantic interest, Dustin Blake, a new recruit in the FBI's unit of investigators with paranormal powers. Daniels's delivery of narrative is smooth, and his character portrayals and transitions are flawless. Listeners will enjoy this addition to the series." (AudioFile Magazine)

Great Story

I love the stories and I like learning a little about each state she makes me feel like I am there when I am reading or listening

Beautiful Historic Places Ignite Love and Mystery!

This story in Krewe of Hunters was one of my favorites! I love the gentle twist of the "Spirits" collaborating with the investigations. This book in particular offered wonderful insight into this historic area of the country as well as what might happen to our loved ones as they transition into the next life. I'm thrilled the author is "predictable" with her overall formula - I don't want shocking surprises. The author blends just enough mystery and romance that always makes me smile.

pretty good

Really good job. . interesting read that i will listen to again and share gladly.

Enjoyable with solid narration

Luke Daniel's was on his game this book. Rounded out the cast with unique voices and very little air sucking after every sentence. Now the story was engrossing and I did not know who the killer was. The killer's motivations didn't make sense to be but beside that excellent story and damn fine narration.

Probably my favorite so far!

This one is probably my favorite so far. I like Graham's formula for the Krewe books, but she makes her non FBI protagonists so hard headed. They dig in to the point of stupidity. That aside, I really liked this one. The story was interesting and I liked that there were ghosts from the past and the present. Luke Daniels did a great job. If you're a fan of the Krewe and Graham, I highly recommend this one.

Liked the book

Solid krewe installment. In the series. I really liked the setting of this one and the secondary characters.

Awesome krewe

It was a great listen and Luke Daniels does great job as usual. Heather does it again.

Would have been better without the narrator

Okay, I'm from the Nashville area and the narrator's accent killed the story. Maybe people sound like this in Hicksville somewhere, but no one speaks with an accent like that here! It killed the story for me, and it was all I could do to listen to the story's conclusion. The storyline was a bit anticlimactic as well for me. I had guessed who the culprit was chapters before already. Not overly impressed with this book.

Not this author's best work, but decent

The story was good, if a bit too similar to her previous books in this series. I'm not overly fond of this trend in paranormal series in which it seems like the same outline is used repeatedly, with little more than a change of names and locales. if the Krew picks up a new recruit with every single case, with nothing more to recommend them than the ability to communicate with the dead, the FBI is going to be overrun with unqualified agents.

My biggest complaint with this book, however, was the narrator. I'm sure he's a good voice actor, but I found the accents and especially the women's voices jarring and annoying. It's hard to stay immersed in a story when you're disliking the characters because of their irritating voice, or jarred by an incredibly fake voice.

Predictable

I have listened to many of Ms. Graham's books now and though they are generally entertaining I feel they are very predictable. It's like there is a template being used and she just fills in new names and events. It's time to shake it up a little & throw your readers off!