Whiskey Ginger

Phantom Queen Diaries, Book 1

De: Shayne Silvers, Cameron O'Connell

Narrado por: Amanda Leigh Cobb

Meet Quinn MacKenna, a black magic arms dealer from the mean streets of Boston.

Everything was going fine for Quinn…until she accidentally stole from Nate Temple.

She knows how to drink, fight, and steal dangerous magical artifacts - but not for money. For favors. Because all her life she’s wanted only one thing - a secret so dangerous and well-guarded that no one will give it up.

A ticket to the Land of the Fae so she can find her dad and finally get some answers about her past.

So she doesn’t ask questions of her clients, only favors, hoping that they will eventually add up to get her what she so desperately desires. And with her unique ability to nullify magic, the world’s deadliest artifacts - or the clients who demand them - don’t really impress her very much.

But that all changes when she accidentally robs the infamous Nate Temple, and finds herself in a much deeper world of monsters and conspiracies than she ever knew existed. Because Nate Temple and his friends aren’t the only things to be afraid of.

Now she has to worry about his enemies, too....

The newest antihero in the worldwide best-selling Nate Temple Universe by Shayne Silvers. Join Cameron O’Connell and Shayne at the literary bar to sip a dirty cocktail of feisty Irish brogue - with an unhealthy splash of monsters - today!

If you like KF Breene, Shannon Mayer, CN Crawford, Ilona Andrews, or Patricia Briggs, you will love the first installment of the Phantom Queen Diaries.

*Over half a million readers have been pleasured by the Temple Verse novels. Now it’s your turn....*

©2018 Shayne Silvers (P)2018 Shayne Silvers

awesome

I love the narrator she just sucks u in to the story. I absolutely love his series they are amazing

A new voice in the TempleVerse

I really liked Amanda Cobb's performance for this book. I usually have problems with "hearing" an accent when I am reading. Listening to this book really helped me to get Quinn's voice in my head. Quinn is a great addition to the Temple Verse. Cameron O'Connell has successfully written a story that can stand alone but fits really well in the work of Nate Temple. I did have a heard time getting into this book. But I can see the potential of where Quinn is headed, especially with crazy and mixed mind of Shayne Silvers driving this bus.

Love me some kick butt women!

Quinn is everything I’ve ever hoped for. She’s bright, beautiful, talks smack and kicks butt. I want to grow up and be Quinn. Problem is I’m old enough to be her mother. Good introduction to a new series . Love the narrator and I’m looking forward to hearing more.

Perfect Narrator

I struggled reading whiskey Ginger. Someone suggested I try the audible. The narrator makes Quinn come to life. I enjoyed every chapter and all the action. I am an avid reader but I love audible too. Some stories just translate better in audio. I can't wait to listen to the next one.

Fun adventure with an Irish accent

Amanda Leigh Cobb was the only reason I’ve decided to buy this book. She’s my favorite narrator so I’ve decided to give this a try even if I thought I wouldn’t enjoy the plot or the characters. Let me tell you that it was fun, I didn’t regret it and now I’m on a second book. It was a fast paced adventure with an interesting main character. Not so much for a plot there but I suspected what I was going into. If it wasn’t for a narrator i would probably stop at the first book, so I’m glad that I’m listening, because for me it’s like a radio theatre with Amanda’s abilities to change voices and accents))