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Librarian’s Coven Series, Book 1

De: Kathryn Moon

Narrado por: Cornell Collins, Sienna Frances

From her first step onto Canderfey University's campus, Joanna Wick, the new librarian-in-training, is overwhelmed by the bustle of people and the wealth of magical information now available to her. Most overwhelming of all, she attracts the attention of three handsome professors. But Aiden King, Callum Pike, and Isaac Metclaffe are a coven waiting to find their fourth and complete their home, and Joanna knows she can't be that witch. She's barely magical.

Aiden has been waiting 20 years to complete his coven. Callum doesn't want to disappoint his covenmates by turning down another potential fourth. Isaac has found a home with them both and only wants the best for his lovers. Have they found what they've all been waiting for in the skittish new hire at the university library?

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Kathryn Moon (P)2019 Tantor

good story seemed a bit rushed

Overall a good story with an interesting concept and world building. The FMC has some self esteem issues but is still confident in her own way. It helps keep it more realistic considering her background and the fast pace of change that happens around her. I would have liked a bit more relationship building and character development, the story seemed a bit rushed but it did hint that there was some magical tie pushing the Coven together so perhaps that can account for the "instalove" vibe. I did enjoy the different personalities but hope the angst shifts in a different direction as the series goes on away from the self esteem issues so it shows growth and doesn't get repetitive, we shall see! Narration was fantastic.

Such a lovely story!

It was an amazing story. But what I loved most was the female narrator! She made me picture Keira Knightly. The male narrator put a little too much drama in the sex scenes for my tastes. Overall, I loved it!

creative and lovely

this book was wonderful. a very sweet poly romance with great world building and edge of your seat magical drama. all the character were also so interesting and didn't have the usual red flags of pathetic main character and toxic love interests.

A lovely story

This book checks all my interests. I am happy I found it. It is an easy listen with wonderful narrators. Both were new to me but I loved their narration.
I wasn't too fond of Joanna at first due to her timidness but this was explained as the story got established. I am not exactly sure which of the three men was my favorite. I think all three! Their relationship before Joanna was beautifully portrayed. Their dedication to each other unquestionable and when Joanna came to their "world", their happiness was undeniable.
The author's world-building and explanations were so colorful and realistic that I felt a part of the story. It was joyful to listen to the unusual yet sensual way books, words, music, and art was weaved into the story.
I see there are 3 more and I intend to get them all.
I would disagree with reviews that paint Joanna unfairly. She comes from a small village. She had never traveled anywhere. She's been with her immediate family before she came to be a librarian. Moon does a great job exploring and at times exploiting Joanna's insecurities in this novel. To me, this made it more relatable.
Definitely worth a credit.

don't know how I feel about the narration

the story is good and I can't really fault the narrators.

but personally, Cornell Collins' voice sounds like it would be good for children's books, but when put in a sex scene, it seems kinda comedic. also kinda horrific thinking of someone who could be narrating Paddington Bear suddenly dirty talking. visually it would be like having an English gentleman commentating on a sex scene as if it was a tennis match or a museum tour. a tad bit distracting lol