Witchbane

Witchbane Series, Book 1

De: Morgan Brice

Narrado por: Kale Williams

Seth Tanner and his brother Jesse's fun evening debunking local urban legends ends with Jesse's gruesome murder. Seth vows revenge on Jesse's killer - too bad the murderer has been dead for a hundred years.

Seth uncovers a cycle of ritual killings that feed the power of a dark warlock's immortal witch-disciples, and he's hell bent on stopping Jackson Malone from becoming the next victim. He's used to risking his neck. He never intended to risk his heart.

©2018 Gail Z. Martin (P)2019 Tantor

Lots of Drama

The story was all right when it came to the mystery plot but tanked in the romance department. The relationship drama got to be too much and I was rolling my eyes so hard because these guys only knew each other for a couple of days. I did not like Evan. His inner thoughts and hostility was over the top, leading to his to stupid to live decision. This series is not for me and I will not be continuing.

Fanfiction with a budget

First of all, another stellar performance by Kale Williams. The identity of Jackson Malone was a surprise i didn't see coming, though the identity of Valek wasn't a surprise, the identity of the secondary antagonist really threw me for a loop, so Kudos there. I was drawn to this book, by the plot, but was disappointed to find after 8 chapters all I seemed to be hearing was how attractive the two male leads were, it certainly wasn't enough for me to stop listening, but it did get to the point where i briefly forgot what the plot of the book was. All in all, I am highly invested in these characters and will listen to the sequels.

Amazing Read!!!

This is now one of my favorite reads! The background, the characters, the plot. The story is so intricately written! So much going on yet so easy to follow. The narrators voice was very calming to read too!

Great story

This series has an excellent premise and is very well told. Kale's voice is perfect for it

Good story. Good narration.

This story is another one of increasingly more common urban fantasy series that sets a team on a quest to hunt monsters that are harming unsuspecting folks.

The characters are engaging, the setting is decent, the plot has some interesting developments, and the romance is steamy.

I would like to see some more vivid descriptions of scenery, monsters, and fights. One of the perks of writing urban fantasy stories is the opportunity to show the reader something new or unique. This is just the first book so I hope the author takes advantage of this opportunity more in the rest of the series because I like the descriptions of regular urban settings.

Kale Williams adds some flavor to the story with his narration, and I look forward t listening to the entire series.

Great Story

I received an ARC of this audio for my honest review. Seth is determined to get redemption for his brother’s death. I really enjoyed listening to this story the narrator did an excellent job at keeping it interesting.

Too repetitive

The same phrases are used over and over again. I found myself in a constant state of dejavu. Good narration.

Bring the Supernatural

Kale Williams was outstanding!
Now add the book that talks about the supernatural and adventure and I’m lost for hours. Can’t wait to continue the series!

I love this book.

It was a fantastic read. It highlights queer culture very well,
and it’s a beautiful story

Hot and Sweet

Overall a good story, there is a reason that Sonny/Jackson/Evan (one character, three names) was suspicious, and for the story to work he had to trust the wrong side at some point. and with Seth's past, it makes sense that he didn't want to throw all his baggage at new guy's feet, but if you don't like that trope, then you will hate this. I was on board mostly, though I saw some of it coming.
Kale Williams was the reason I picked up the book. he is one of my favorite narrators. He didn't disappoint.
Also these men have the recovery time that porn stars dream of, so if you don't like that then this isn't for you. If you do, then hell yes, because they celebrate all the small victories.