Blood Crescent

Divine Series

De: S.M. McCoy

Narrado por: Tara Marie Kirk

A missing mother. A magical birthright. Can she uncover the secrets of her family legacy before the bloodline runs dry?

My name is Chrystal Dylan, and I was born with the worst superpower ever, a lightning rod for supernatural energy that attracts vampires like catnip to feed from. Nothing like being an all-you-can-eat buffet, until one decided to “save” me from that fate by triggering my transition into the very thing killing me.

Considering that was the least of my problems, I have a Council looking to eliminate all anomalies threatening to expose them to the human world, it just so happens that I’m one of them, and so is my best friend, Victor. I won’t go down without some answers, including what they did with my mom.

Blood Crescent is the first novel in the exhilarating Divine series of paranormal fantasies. If you like hidden magical realms, fresh new takes on vampire lore, and heartfelt journeys of self-discovery, then you’ll love Stevie McCoy’s spellbinding coming-of-age tale.

©2018 Stevie McCoy (P)2021 Stevie McCoy

Good read.

My first time listening to a fantasy book. I’m looking forward to seeing where this story goes in book 2 and 3. Not a fan of the narrator but I enjoyed the book.

good book

like the narrator voice the store was just a little slow to me and the girl rambled alot

:-)

I sure wasn’t expecting that ending but I need to hear the next part of the story. I won’t lie about the character pissing me off at some of her decisions but I’m hoping to get more information in part two of the series. I can’t stop listening to it. I enjoyed the story but I need more.

first time

first time book from this author and first listening which was an interesting story. Can't wait to see what's going to happen next.

Hard to follow

This story was hard to follow. The premise was interesting, but it was never made clear WHAT Chrystal was - a cyborg? a vampire? I had no idea. There were so many scenes that just seemed like a drug trip - either she was hallucinating or dreaming or someone was sucking her memories away. And the dialogue felt disconnected, like characters were just saying vague, ominous things to one another that made no sense and was never explained.

Right when I was about to get on board with Victor and Chrystal, a new mysterious guy was introduced, and the insta-love was shoved so hard on the reader that it made it difficult to keep reading. Plus, Chrystal is kind of a feeble heroine who just lets things happen to her instead of taking action herself. I felt like I was reading a story about a clueless girl who was just along for the ride.

The narrator did an excellent job. The characters each had distinct voices, and the narration was easy to follow and understand.

The author is a stellar writer, and I love the way she writes her descriptions. She has a great flow with words. And the unique concept of vampires was refreshing and fascinating. But the plot and characterization just didn't work for me.