Pandora’s Card Game

By: E E King

Narrated by: Genevieve Sibayan

Fate, Destiny, Chance and Luck play cards beneath a new October moon. A wind destroys their game and the cards begin to move. Each card tells a tale.

Ray Bradbury, my mentor, said, “These tales are marvelously inventive, wildly funny and deeply thought-provoking. I cannot recommend them highly enough.”

I have published over 100 stories and written five books. This one, and another I shall be producing, is a series of collected tales joined by a linking narrative.

I do a lot of press and have an active fan base.

This should be fun to listen to. It's told in the third person by the sisters Fate, Destiny, Chance, and Luck.

©2017 Elizabeth E King (P)2018 E.E.King

Good

This was a good listen. Not too long and the story moved right along. This was a review copy.

Series of linked stories told from different perspectives

Dark humor, short and quick paced.

Short review for a short book ;) it’s a fun little ride and I enjoyed it. Got me ready for halloween

Unique idea

Very nice set of stories that are linked together into a set in a unique way.

Pandora's Card Game

I thoroughly enjoyed this book! Mesmerizing. Genevieve Sibayan was a fine narrator.I was given this book by the narrator,author or publisher free for an honest review.

Interesting idea, stories themselves are less so

This is the first book I’ve read/listened to by this author. It seems to be a group of short stories that were put together after the fact, using a common thread. The common thread are the immortal sisters- Fate, Destiny, Chance, Luck. They take turns telling stories as though trying to outdo each other. I liked the concept but did not fully enjoy the stories. Often enough however, when getting to the end of one of the tales, I’d think “huh, I don’t get it”. Funnily, that was often the comments of the sisters. Then we are told their brother is coming- Despair. Despite the build up and concern on the part of the sisters, I did not find this as compelling as I thought it might be.

This is the second book I’ve listened to by this narrator ( Genevieve Sibayan). She does quite well reading this. Her narrating style adds to the ominous feel of this story.

There are no explicit sex scenes, excessive violence or swearing.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and voluntarily left this unbiased review.
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