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Recommended

I enjoyed it from start to finish. Characters are wonderful and the performance was solid.

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Eona Book 1

I enjoyed this series and wish there were more books about Eona. The narrator is very good!

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Fast-Paced, Trilling Fantasy

Alright, so I loved Eona. It had been a while since I'd read Eon but it didn't take long for me to get back into the story and remember who was who and what was going on. I was completely sucked into the triangle between Eona, Kygo and Ido. I felt Eona's confusion over what she should do but this was also the one thing that I disliked. To me, Eona was always so undecided and I just wished she'd hurry up and make up her mind. But, the awesomeness of the story overrode that problem. It's a completely unique fantasy set in a different land. The magic is awe-inspiring and the characters are all terrific and well-developed. I mean, I was even feeling the bad guy (Ido not Sethon).

Nancy Wu does a wonderful job narrating this story. It's a long listen but I highly recommend it.

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Gotta get this one!

Great story, well developed characters and well acted - only thing wrong with it is it is way too short.

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I liked it alot

The story was a very nice listen on my commute to and from school and work.

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Fresh and Unique

This book is a complete contrast to the slower more political based first book however it adds a very welcomed freshness to it. I dont see any other way for the book to have gone it is very enjoyable and will keep you enthralled and guessing as to what will happen next.

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STILL MY ALL TIME FAVORITE BOOK

I fall in love with this book every time. This was the first time I used an audiobook, and while I am still unaccustomed to hearing rather than reading, I am just thrilled to relive it.

The story continues to amaze me, the characters don't ever become dull, and the theme continues to be relevant. There is always something new I pick up in every reread.

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It has been a long time

It has been a long time since I listen to the first book and I like this one very much :-)

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  • Brett
  • Mechanicsville, VA, United States
  • 05-15-11

Really good.

I enjoyed both of these books and thought the twists and turns throughout kept me guessing and hoping. Worth the listen!

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Surprisingly disappointing!!!

What disappointed you about Eona?

This book was nothing like book one which set up a great beginning to an intriguing story.

What was most disappointing about Alison Goodman’s story?

The whole focus of this story seemed to be the passionate love blossoming between Eona and the Emperor. If I wanted to read a romance novel, I would have purchased one.

What about Nancy Wu’s performance did you like?

She is a wonderful narrator and would shine with a better novel more suited to her obvious talent.

If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from Eona?

Everything that had to do with Eona and the emperors sexual desires.

Any additional comments?

If you are going to write a follow-on novel in a series, make sure you maintain a fluid flow with the story line. This novel barely touched on the Dragon-eye persona and focused more on the romance and desire of two characters and threw in the repulsive desires of a villan for good measure. I will not purchase another book from this author.

5 of 8 people found this review helpful