Spurn

A Walker Saga, Book Two

By: Jaymin Eve

Narrated by: Eva Kaminsky

A paranormal romance series. An epic journey. If the Seventine are released, will anyone survive? Book two in the Walker Saga follows Abigail and her friends as they tame the world of Spurn.

Go to Spurn, she was told. Oh, and by the way the planet is 95 percent water and the inhabitants are hybrid fish.

Of course, no one seems to care that Abigail can't swim.

Surprisingly, jetting off to a water planet is not the weirdest thing to happen this week. But she's on a deadline to the find the first half-Walker girl, as the very essences of the seven worlds are starting to unravel. And with each Seventine release, the chaos ricochets further. Of course, with her Walker energy causing havoc and the savage Spurns...well, it's safe to say nothing so far has gone to plan. And on top of that, a bombshell she did not see coming.

Secrets are revealed and loyalties challenged, but with her best friend and soul mate by her side, can she really lose out?

©2013 Jaymin Eve (P)2017 Jaymin Eve

A good solid part of the whole

This is not a stand alone book but a good chapter of the whole story

Great series!!!

I love this series!! The world building is off the charts!! Characters are all awesome!!! Love the plot and narration!

Wow

I definitely enjoyed this book and oh man, that cliffhanger at the end! I MUST listen to the next one! I don’t understand why people didn’t like this story. I found it exciting and I really love all the character depth that was fleshed out in this second installment of A Walker Saga!

Emotional, romantic, worrisome and deadly.

Brace keeps having a horrible dream of hurting Abby. But they don't understand it. Brace is brutally ripped from Abby by his diabolical father.

Great story!

First book was slow & rough to get through but this second book of the saga was a lot better. Ends on a crazy note.. I need to find out what happens!? Downloading third book now! Narration, very good. She does well with male voices and accents! Some books can be great stories but narration just blows the whole book for me.