All Your Wishes

Blood Singer Series, Book 7

By: Cat Adams

Narrated by: Tanya Eby

Length: 8 hrs and 50 mins

Publisher's summary

A client begs Celia Graves - part human, part Siren, part vampire - to help return a genie to his bottle. The attempt makes Celia a target for the currently incorporeal ifrit. If she doesn't give him her body, he'll kill everyone she loves. If she does, he'll use her physical form to free thousands of evil djinn.

Celia's not going to hand over her body, but her client tries to trick her into it - so that he can kill the ifrit while it's trapped in her flesh. That doesn't end well for the client. Celia might not get paid for the gig, but she's got to get the ifrit rebottled before all hell breaks loose - possibly literally!

Now written solely by C. T. Adams under the Cat Adams name, All Your Wishes continues the outstanding urban fantasy series Blood Singer with a thrilling new adventure.

©2016 C. T. Adams (P)2016 Tantor

Great series, bad change in narrator

This is a good series but I had a hard time listening to the last book because of the change in narrators. It was like changing the characters in the last book.

The Perfect, Painful, Captivating end to an epic!

I loved it from start to finish. I have the entire Blood Singer series in paperback, kindle, and audio book from audible. What more can I say, it's fantastic!

devastating

I love all the books I n this series but I can't believe you killed him off. I was in tears. bit the book was great beside that. keep more coming . When will. Number 8 be out

No new narrators

loved it! Didnt like getting used to a new narrator. cant wait for what's next.

once again another wonderful story

the blood singer series is fantastic and this aegment, while taking an unexpected turn, has me still firmly in its grasp! actiin, adventure, magic and love! oh and you might want to get out the tissues of you know these characters.

Why mess with a good thing? NEW NARRATOR IS AWFUL!!!

It’s absolutely amazing how big a difference the narrator makes to how you like a book. Same author, great series I enjoyed for 6 books. BOOK 7? The screech of nails on a chalkboard... Arika Escalona Rapson = Awesome voice and narration... Tanya Eby, the new narrator? I honestly need some extra strength excedrin after 15 minutes of her horrible, stilted narration. I honestly thought that I downloaded a bad copy, the reading was so choppy. It’s bad enough that I even returned two other books she is the narrator of without bothering to try them. May have to break down and READ this book because the narrator is painful to my ears. WHAT HAPPENED?? Why the change????

New Narrator not up to challenge of the characters

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes, the entire series keeps your interest.

What was one of the most memorable moments of All Your Wishes?

Most memorable and saddest was the death of one of my favorite characters.

What did you like about the performance? What did you dislike?

Did not like her voice.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Made laugh and cry.

great story

I loved this series however, you should not change the narrator at the end of it. This narrator sounded too old and just didn't give Celia the same attitude as the other one. Very disappointed.

Love the series

At first it was funky to have a new narrator. But it wasn’t a bad job. For the longest time, I thought this was only a 3 book series. And then I found all 7 on here.
I’ve been so invested in the series..and now I’m crying my eyes out. Such an emotional end, my heart almost couldn’t take it.
I recommend it 1000%

story is good, audible narration not good

The story was good, with some interesting character and plot development. The audible narration was less than great. The clipped speech doesn't fit the main character well but does get better as the book progresses. The women are performed well but the men are simply tragically badly performed. This narrator needs to expand her ability to portray male characters. Overall worth the read or listen.