Black Water

By: Faith Hunter

Narrated by: Khristine Hvam

Length: 1 hr and 17 mins

Publisher's Summary

A Jane Yellowrock story - created exclusively for Audible!

When Jane killed a small pack of marauding werewolves, she had no idea that the female had a brother in Angola prison. John-Roy Wayne swore vengeance, escaped prison, and kidnapped two young women. Jane has no choice but to go after the human, who is far worse than she ever expected.

©2013 Faith Hunter (P)2013 Audible Inc.

Buy "Cat O' 9 Tales" book for 13 short stories

I purchased several of these short stories..not very expensive it's true BUT there is a book where all 13 stories are combined. A much better deal for the Jane Yellowrock fans out here.

I read 'Cat O'9 tales' about half way thru the series but I really wish I's read it earlier. A lit of background is in these short and sweet stories + a couple of 'novella' lengths.

Short and sweet

Any additional comments?

This is a fun short story, but be aware that it is an extract from one of the other books, not a new story.
Also be aware that while some of these 'shorts' are an hour or more long, others are rather less than that.
Very enjoyable listen anyway!

Good story

The narration is better if you speed her to up to 1.2. I liked it and wished it continued.

Meh.

The storyline was just okay and the performance was Meandering and flatly delivered. overall I'd give it a C.

A good follow up srory.

This is another must have story for a devotee of the Jane Yellow-Rock series. Hence the five stars.

Great Jane Yellowrock Short Story

Short and sweet. Jane Yellowrock deals with some unfinished business after she killed some werewolves.

A quick read!

This was a good, quick little short. It’s a follow up to “Beneath a Bloody Moon”. It’s action packed, full of Jane being Jane and running off to help the people in a small town. She’s already there for her own investigation when Rick calls, making it another favor her big cat owes her.

We have a little action, a little blood and a good book to read. I loved it.

I loved it!

I loved it!

This was such a surprise. I found these books and thought they were just more stories about Jane in New Orleans. I had no idea what a treasure trove I had found and what I was in for. I was so happy at the end of my first book to find that these were stories of Jane’s history and how some of her backstories played out that are just referenced throughout the series. I also enjoyed hearing the stories from Molly’s perspective. It was money and time well spent.

Some jobs just need a little cleaning up

Would you consider the audio edition of Black Water to be better than the print version?

Only have audio version

What other book might you compare Black Water to and why?

Beneath the Bloody Moon, is the prequel to this book and allows you to see what happens sometimes after a case is maybe done.

Which scene was your favorite?

Where Jane goes to Sarge , Peapea, and his wife Chris and asks the old loner werewolf to help help catch the kidnappers of two young women.

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

When Jane finds the couple that run the inn, alive and well, it made me laugh with relief.

Any additional comments?

Good ending to this story and the above referenced. Both books should be read together.

opens lots of doors

This is the third time I've listened to this short. There are a lot of stories that can branch off of here. What is Christibell? Comparing her prayer to Jane's. This is also, chronologically, our introduction to the light beings.

Good easy listen.

Good intro authors work and theme for I assumes is a series mixture natural or unnatural and tec used by the protagonist to solve and finish the quest

Short story which adds to the JaneYellowrock world

Short story with excellent narration as usual. Would have made more sense if I had bought and listened to Beneath a Bloody moon first as the events follow on from that story