Romancing the Dead

De: Tate Hallaway

Narrado por: Amanda Ronconi

A book with bite and “a gem of a heroine”- third in the series from the author of Dead Sexy.

It’s been one heck of a week for Garnet Lacey. The Vatican witch hunters finally think she’s dead, the FBI has closed their file on her, she’s co-founding a new coven - and the gorgeous vampire she loves has just asked her to marry him. How lucky can one girl get? Then, her fiance goes missing and Garnet’s worried sick. Has he been kidnapped? Or could he have run off with that blonde from the coven? Now Garnet will have to seek the help of her future stepson - the same brat who turned her over to the witch hunters for a brand-new Jaguar. But there’s more bad news: the Goddess Lilith, who camps out in her body, has been making embarrassing appearances. And on top of that, some killer’s on her tail...

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It's like Telamundo, you can't not listen

OK, I listen to anything Amanda Ronconi narrated. But have come to like the books. But I am troubled by the haplessness of Garnet and the ease at which she falls into another's arms. But I do enjoys the book very much.

Best of the series so far

I thoroughly enjoyed this latest installment of the series. Garnet was more likeable and less inclined to kiss other men. Sebastian was missing for a large part of the story and that was tough. I liked how the story developed and the pacing was good. Mainly I liked the fact that Garnet did not make any of her signature stupid decisions. That was a welcome change. It felt almost like the series was wrapping up. I look forward to the next book.

Love this series!

It's a great read. New adventures, romance,and family reunited, the god goddess families. Wonderfully written and narrated! I highly recommend this book and series!

Great listen

I like the narrator. She is a good performer. The story was well written with several funny parts and some steamy, but overdone sex scenes. I like how the main character has progressed in her development.

While I enjoy listening to these books with vampire themes, I have occasion to get a little realist. Like doesn't the sex part require some bodily help on his part, but his heart doesn't pump? And what is he doing hungrily eating pancakes when his need is for blood? How does he "move" them through his innards without "bodily" help? Just me and a thought. I must not be up on the info.

Funny & thrilling

I thought this book was funny & thrilling
It kept me wanting to listen more!!!
I want to listen to some more!!!