Queen Heir

NYC Mecca Series, Book 1

By: Jaymin Eve, Leia Stone

Narrated by: Eva Kaminsky

A gripping new fantasy series by USA Today best-selling authors Jaymin Eve and Leia Stone.

Arianna is a queen heir and at 20 years old she's now eligible for the crown of wolf shifters. Heirs are trained and groomed so that they're ready should the queen perish during their time of eligibility.

Of course, there's little chance of that happening. The Red Queen has stood for a century, and her power is beyond reckoning.

Or so Arianna believes, right up until the final tolling of the bells. The queen has fallen. Four heirs will now fight it out for the crown.

Let the summit begin.

©2016 Leia Stone and Jaymin Eve (P)2016 Leia Stone and Jaymin Eve

Shifters at its best!

I loved this book! Brilliant story for any occasion not to heavy but not too light either. Following it with nr 2 now!

Great Listen

I’m surprised it took me so long to listen to this story. I am still a die hard Leia Stone fan so I would have preferred her for the narration; that being said Eva still did an awesome job. I just finished book one and am diving straight into book 2. Jaymin Eve and Leia Stone turn out some seriously impressive titles!

Good storyline but narrator was overdramatic

The narrator had a very good voice but it was over annimated and anxious. It was hard to take character of Queen seriously.

Fun, excitement, fighting, romance.

If you could sum up Queen Heir in three words, what would they be?

Fun excitement fighting romance what else could you ask for except for more. This is it great but I would definitely recommend that age wise high school to young adults

What other book might you compare Queen Heir to and why?

Selected series

Did Eva Kaminsky do a good job differentiating all the characters? How?

Yes very much

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Definitely it was a book that was hard to set down

Any additional comments?

Read and hope for more books in the series beside the three

I really liked the book, but...

The plot was interesting and narrator was excellent, but I felt like half of the book was a lecture! If you compile all of the actual conversations, it would all fit into one chapter. This may be because of the world building that occures at the beginning of a series, am not sure. I am hoping that the next book has more actual dialog. So overall I'm willing to spend another credit on the 2nd book.