Midsummer's Moon

By: Megan Derr

Narrated by: Paul Morey

A homeless werewolf travels to the town of Midsummer's Night, following a rumor that a doctor there has developed a cure for the lycanthropy that has always been the bane of his existence. But the cure he discovers is the very thing he ever expected to find...

©2010 Megan Derr (P)2014 Less Than Three Press, LLC

Paul Morey does an excellent Southern accent!

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Book 1-3

Paul Morey's Southern accent was down right endearing. I'm not a big fan of the accent but he sounded so dang on sexy, good grief!

All 3 stories are entertaining with a great list of characters, my favorites being in book 3.

Good tales, fabulous narration!

Kettle Corn Story dragged down by narration

I like this little series of novellas. They're generally sweet with clear good guys and clear bad guys. They needed a light reading at an up-tempo pace.

What they got was a plodding pace with all the excitement of grocery shopping. You could drive a (very large) truck through the spaces between paragraphs.

I wanted the story though, so I upped the pace to 1.25. At that pace, the story was ok. I had already bought the next two in the series before listening to the first, or I wouldn't have purchased the next in the series.

It's really a shame, because if this were the first Megan Derr book you listened to, you might not get another. Yet many of her others are expertly read.

sweet little candy, fit for all moods

awesome narration - professional, slightly accented, low soft voice.
the story is a short, hopeful mix of drama and comedy. there's a special small gimmick that made me laugh out loud a few times - no spoiler!
no surprises, no cliffhangers, no deep truths - though there is a small intriguing reveal at the end.
the author is talented, funny, interesting without being too intense, too philosophical, nor too dramatic. she's got creativity, originality and intelligence - all the good ingredients for a good listen.
and, most important for me, there are no storyline mistakes! better a good, straight forward short story, than a long, messed up, silly one
sometimes, a soft ASMR is all you need to feel better: even when you listen to it first thing in the morning :-D
I am always in the mood for any of megan derr's little stories!