
Kaitlin's Tale
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Narrado por:
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Melissa Reizian Frank
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De:
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Christine Amsden
Kaitlin Mayer is on the run from the father of her baby - a vampire who wants her to join him in deadly eternity. Terrified for her young son, she seeks sanctuary with the hunters' guild. Yet they have their own plans for her son, and her hopes of safety are soon shattered.
When she runs into Matthew Blair, an old nemesis with an agenda of his own, she dares to hope for a new escape. But Matthew is a telepath, and Kaitlin's past is full of dark secrets she never intended to reveal.
©2016 Christine Amsden (P)2016 Christine AmsdenListeners also enjoyed...




















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Happiness for Kaitlin!!!!
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Kaitlin ❤️
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Kaitlin’s Tale
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From the moment Kaitlin and Matthew meet at the vampire hunters' commune, the action hits, and it is one wild ride. Luckily, while fleeing from the enemy, they have this idyllic time while they are healing to truly get to know the other and love begins to develop. I must admit that I had a few tears during this interlude, but the outcome of both the romance and the battle is so satisfying and worthwhile. Although it takes place after the Cassie and Evan saga, this book is a must for fans of the series. Not only do we get answers to so many questions, we get to see Kaitlin and Matthew, two characters so lost in the previous books, come into themselves as individuals and as a couple.
By listening to the entire series, I have come to really appreciate the talent of Melissa Reizian Frank, and this book is no exception. Although Frank is the voice of Cassie and Evan, I had no difficulty accepting her for Kaitlin and Matthew. Her delivery is flawless, and her performance makes this already wonderful book even better as an audiobook.
I received a copy of this audiobook at my request in exchange for this honest review.
Different but equally as good as the rest.........
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the story was good and the narrator as well.
amazing loved it.
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I received a copy of this audiobook in exchange for my honest review.It has been quite a while since I hung out with the characters in the Cassie Scot world, and I did miss them a bit. Kaitlin's Tale is another spin-off to the Cassie Scot series, and the final book in that world. So I suppose reading it is a bit bittersweet.
What I enjoyed about this book is the romance was not the primary focus, like the original series, but not so much like the first spin off, Madison's Song. The romance was a slow burn, with tension and attraction, but allowing a build up of trust and alliances first. I really liked the build up between Kaitlin and Matthew, from sharing their most private fears and truths, to having each other's backs when they needed support.
Another aspect I loved? We have a formerly disliked character who got a chance at redemption and a chance to prove how valuable he is, and what a good leader he can become. Matthew really shows himself and those around him what he's truly made of, and he's certainly more than just a mind mage who wants power.
The plot gets dark at times as we get to know the plans of the creepy but charismatic Alexander and we see what the scary ancient vampire Xavier is planning. While I can't say the story is completely wrapped up with a bow, we get set on the path for closure and the good guys hopefully ending up on top. But it is left open ended enough that should our author decide to revisit this world, maybe she will?
As for the narrator, I liked her better this time than previously, but I'm still not a huge fan of her voice or reading style. She's a bit reporter-like, as I mentioned in my review of Madison's Song, but she didn't rub me wrong this time around.
Enjoyable finale to a fun series
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