Requiem for Immortals

Law Game Series, Book 1

By: Lee Winter

Narrated by: Anais Inara Chase

Professional cellist Natalya Tsvetnenko moves seamlessly among the elite where she fills the souls of symphony patrons with beauty even as she takes the lives of the corrupt of Australia's ruthless underworld. The cold, exacting assassin is hired to kill a woman who seems so innocent that Natalya can't understand why anyone would want her dead. As she gets to know her target, she can't work out why she even cares.

Contains mature themes.

©2016 Lee Winter (Requiem for Immortals); Copyright 2017 by Lee Winter (Love Is Not Nothing) (P)2019 Tantor

Hoping for the HE!

Natalia is so broken, I wondered if there would be a happy ending! Allison helped put her pieces together, but I was agonized, hopeful, intrigued, crying, impressed, and more adjectives!! Anais's narration gave true life to all the characters; good, bad, and ugly. Amazing all around!

Absolutely amazing story

I read this book a while ago so when I saw it was on audible I just had to know how it was in my ears. And it still is absolutely amazing book and will be one of my favorites forever.

Amazing!

This was an amazing story and somewhat sequel. The characters were intense and totally sexy and intense!

Gripping! Could not wait to keep this book going!

Awesome character build, action packed and overall a great story! The slow build was so worth it! And who doesn't love a bad ass female that kicks butt!

Gut twisting surprises

Enthralling isn’t a good enough adjective for this book. Spellbinding, graphic, and blush worthy barely cover it either. If you are looking for a thrill and a captivating read this is the book for you.

What I expect from Lee Winter..

I’ve read most of Lew Winter’s books & this one was right along the same lines of the rest. It’s always well written with a unique plot/setting, which makes it enjoyable. But nearly every single story features an untouchable “ice queen” who others hate but ends up being melted & beguiled by their complete opposite. Requiem is the most distinctive character & yet I feel like I’ve read/heard this story before because it’s so similar to the other books. I still gave it overall 4 star rating because if it’s your first exposure to Winter you’ll likely enjoy it quite a bit.

Also, this narrator just didn’t do it for me. The audio version could’ve been MUCH shorter if her narration was so dang slow & at times extremely flat. The drama of the story was missing from her telling of it. I actually had to backtrack & re-listen to a couple chapters because I dozed off more than once. Her voice & cadence quite literally put me to sleep. I may have overlooked the redundancy of Winter’s storyline had the narrator been different & caused me to get a little more lost in the story like in Red Files & Under Your Skin with Victoria Mei. I’m not a fan of Angela Dawe either so after suffering through audio version of Breaking Character & seeing Dawe was the narrator for all other Winter Audibles I decided to just read her other books. I rate them much higher that way lol sorry just not my preference

Fabulous performance

I love audiobooks. This one I first read… mostly due to finding another narrator then Angela Dawe… I stand corrected. Anais Inara Chase did a fabulous job. I don’t know if it is because English is not my mother tongue but too me this narration brings out subtleties I feel I completely missed while reading. I am now through Lee Winter’s back catalogue. Each book is a gem. I thoroughly enjoyed this one… can’t wait for November

mesmerizing and original

Lee Winter is my new fave author. This story blew me away- it unfolded and captured me. Excellent story telling with a main character like no other I have ever read about. This is a superb novel.

Brilliant Complexity and Burn

First review I’ve ever posted but this story is so rich, powerful, sensual, and complex—brava!

Love it!

Love this book! The short story at the end really brought it all together. Got to love a happily ever after.