Black Frost

By: John Conroe

Narrated by: James Patrick Cronin

Length: 6 hrs and 17 mins

Publisher's summary

What would you do to protect a loved one? Would you kill? Widower Ian Moore will do almost anything to protect his daughter from a threat that comes straight out of our darkest fairytales.

If he has his way he'll prove that Ashley was the absolutely worst target they could have picked.

In fact, you might want to take notes, 'cause your family may be next.

©2011 John Conroe (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

Awesome with one problem

This book as usual is very well written my only problem is the title and cover i was expecting the story to be about Black Frost hint the cover and title but mainly this book is about Ian and Ashley the title should have been “The Speaker” oh well what do I know

Good book. Nice standalone

I was hoping it was a beginning of another series but sadly it’s a standalone. The book is good though. John Conroe has a natural talent of blending the supernatural with the mundane and weaves an excellent story. James Patrick Cronin is a delight to listen to. Good narration. I would strongly recommend the book.

Thanks for getting it out on audio. Loved it

It doesn't have Chris but still great. Enjoyed knowing some of the back story on fariy.

Surprisingly enjoyable (as an out of series story)

I just finished book 4. I accidentally bought book 4.5 instead of book 5. It's not the cost of a full book (cause I'm smart and I don't buy any books with credits when the $ cost is lower than the monthly cost of Audible Gold membership.) Even though I realize my mistake before I listen, I decide to give it a go anyway.

Honestly, the introduction is a bit perplexing, cause it's sort of "crazy man advertisement" in nature, and yet, it's so appropriate to the story. The story is a lot more action oriented than the standard Demon Accord series book, however, it has the standard building towards the story climax. The main character for Black Frost is strangely relatable, especially given that the character has no supernatural powers (well, maybe a slight talent but nothing major) and is facing serious weirdness-- and despite all of that, it focuses strongly on the emotional connection between humanity (especially father-daughter, father-son loyalties.)

It's kind of sad how the climax concludes, but it doesn't feel cheap or trope-like. It feels (in fact) quite fresh.

There are oddities with the invocation of the supernatural elements. (Things that don't align with my expectations of the mythology invoked) But I just let that go.

Overall, it works. And I was highly pleased with the accidental purchase (and I read from other reviews that the characters in this story are referenced in later Demon Accord series books. So on to read Book 5 and learn how this story ties into the greater story.)

In conclusion, I found Black Frost surprisingly enjoyable and am curious how this ties into the larger world.

Enjoyed story

I like the what the author did with the story, and how it was brought in the Fae.
I found the characters very well done and with enough depth to be believable.

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another home run

thoroughly enjoyable. the time flew by and before I knew it, the book was over!

Oh so very good.

The full parade is here story and thunder brought with abow of positive Intent. Well produced and acted a true treat.

More great story telling from John Conroe

Loved it. Good background on Fairy and Ashley's connection. Ever needs a bad ass dad like Ashley

finally been waiting long enough.

very good book really give you an idea of more of what's going on with fairy.