Forevermore

De: Kristen Callihan

Narrado por: Moira Quirk

Isolated and alone, Sin Evernight is one of the most powerful supernatural creatures in heaven and on earth. As an angel of vengeance, he hunts down the darkest evil, but when his long-lost friend, Layla Starling, needs him, he vows to become her protector. Even though she will be horrified by the man he has become.

Now a famous singer and the toast of London, Layla believes that Sin is only here to guard her from rabid fans and ardent suitors. However, the truth is far more sinister. Desperate to avoid losing Layla a second time, Sin will face a test of all his powers to defeat an unstoppable foe - and win an eternity with the woman he loves.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Top Pick! 4 1/2 Stars! Brilliantly crafted with a myriad of twists and turns and startling revelations readers won't see coming, this gripping tale is difficult to put down and even harder to forget, as readers become invested in the character's lives and conflicts. Like the rest of the series, this is a keeper."—RT Book Reviews

"A satisfying conclusion to an unforgettable paranormal series."—Library Journal

"A tight plot and fascinating characters make Callihan's sixth Darkest London historical paranormal her best to date. It's easy to get delightfully lost in Callihan's story; her masterly prose immediately pulls the reader into the deeply detailed universe she's created. Callihan ably lays the groundwork for the next installment, which readers will hungrily await."—Publishers Weekly (starred review) on Soulbound

"[A] perfectly paced, tremendously sexy romance set against a beautifully wrought backdrop."—Sarah MacLean, Washington Post, on Evernight

"Callihan's dazzling fifth Darkest London historical paranormal is the best installment yet. This top-notch series just keeps getting better and better."—Publishers Weekly (starred review) on Evernight

"Dark, dangerous, and totally enthralling."—Library Journal on Winterblaze

"Callihan has a great talent for sexual tension and jaw-dropping plots that weave together brilliantly in the end."—Diana Gabaldon, New York Times bestselling author

"A dark, delicious tale of secrets, murder, and love, beautifully shrouded in the shadows of Victorian London."—Hannah Howell, New York Times bestselling author of If He's Dangerous on Firelight

Great stories of great loves.

I just finished listening to the series for a second time. Kristen Callihan wrote a lovely series of books and Moira Quirk brought them to life. I thoroughly enjoyed them. Thank you.

Great series. What's with the cover art?

Any additional comments?

This was such a fun series, it weaves myth and magic into the Victorian era.
The author did her job!
The narrator was excellent.
The production and music were both great.
But OMG Hachette audio please think about your cover art or pay the graphic designer enough to care.
Why is there a whip? this harlequin image is so embarrassing to have on my phone. I guess it's slightly better than the last cover with the chains. But seriously the series is so much more clever than a 6 pack, it pains me.
I know that 90% of the paranormal romance books have covers this ridiculous, so maybe they think that's what we the listeners want to see,
It's not.

Fabulous End To Fantastic Series

This series was extremely enjoyable, kept my interest and investment in all the characters all the way through. Imaginative plot and character development but not so complex that I struggled to keep up with it. Steamy romance but it was part of the overall story, not the sole focus which can get boring in some novels. I wish the author would write more like this!

Tacked on detour with angels and demons

The Darkest London series is one of my favorite paranormal regency steampunk series. I absolutely loved books 1 (Firelight), 2 (Moonglow), and 5 (Evernight). Books 3, 4, and 6 were also solid. Sadly, this last book was merely okay for me, for a few reasons.

The upsides: I enjoyed spending a bit more time in this fantastical world. It was also nice to see some of the other series regulars make an appearance. And, there’s two couples whose romantic stories get told here: MCs Leila and Cyn, and supporting beings Augustus and Lena. I dug the fable-like mythos and supernatural backstories that drove the thwarted lovers theme.

The downsides: Whereas the other books offered monsters, magic, mystery and steampunk to go with the romance, this book only has romance and a narrow focus on angels and demons. Although there’s some recapping and world building, I still felt thrown into the middle of the story; I floundered a bit on the hows and whys, even having listened to some of the prior books earlier in the year. And those series regulars? Unfortunately, they have barely more than cameos in the final hours, making this more of a cruel tease for the supernatural steampunk monster mayhem that I craved. Finally, given the relative inexperience of both Leila and Cyn in the bedroom, the wicked get-togethers felt off.

I don’t regret my sale purchase, but I also feel like I could have passed on this and the series would have ended on a higher note. For listeners new to the series, I would recommend against starting here. This is not going to play well as a standalone. At minimum, I think you should read the prior book (Soulbound), where Cyn’s journey begins, and where the demon/angel vs. fae mythos really take wing.