Otherworld Nights

By: Kelley Armstrong

Narrated by: Johanna Parker, Saskia Maarleveld, Brian Hutchison, Tim Gerard Reynolds

Rare and never-before published short stories featuring fan favorites from the New York Times best-selling series. It’s been more than 10 years since Kelley Armstrong began the Otherworld series and drew legions of fans to a realm roamed by witches, werewolves, necromancers, vampires, and half-demons. Many of the novels have become best-selling favorites, but not all of the Otherworld adventures have been easy to find. At last, Otherworld Nights shares short stories that have previously been available only online or in obscure collections. Fans have long been clamoring for this anthology and they won’t be disappointed - they’ll find plenty of surprises are in store.

©2014 K.L.A. Fricke, Inc. (P)2014 Recorded Books

The OTHERWORLD

These were excellent additions to the stories and I wish they each carried on & on. I love this world and hearing about all these characters I have come to love.

amazing stories

the only unfortunate part of this audiobook is that whomever was in charge of its creation had no prior knowledge of the stories and didn't bother to learn the most basic piece if information. the consistent mispronunciation of Elena's name constantly took me out of the story. the writing itself was incredible, as always.

Elaina not Ellena

All of the otherworld books Elaina was pronounced one way. In this book it was Ellena which made it very difficult, especially since I've listened to them all multiple times.

Get the name right!

I've read all the books and listened to all the books and it is highly aggravating to have this book change the pronunciation of Elena. It is Uh-Lane-uh NOT Ellen-uh! Other than that, great

Great Book!

I love these novellas from the otherworld. The narrators really could have used a pronunciation guide for names before recording. I have noticed this a few other times in other Audiobooks from this company. In the original 13 novels Elena’s name is pronounced “E-lane-ah”
and in this book was pronounced “Ellen-ah” might seem like a small thing but it makes a difference when listening and not seeing the name on the paper. Overall great book!