The Brajj

3 Book Series

By: Jacqueline Patricks

Narrated by: Skyler Morgan

First time in an audio box set, all three books in The Brajj Trilogy, plus the prequel short story "Captain Lewis' Broken Dreams".

"Highly recommended, especially if you are a fan of Dr. Who or Stargate." (Readers Favorite)

"Dreams of the Queen is one of the most unique "other world" books I've read." (Pavarti Tyler, best-selling author of Chalk)

"I was addicted from start to finish." (Bibliophile Ramblings)

A wormhole to another world. A team of scientists and soldiers. Unimaginable evil, unexpected mysteries, unending destiny. An epic adventure across time and space.

Listen to the science fiction trilogy from the nominee for Top Female Author of 2017 by The Author Show. Awarded the IndiePENdent’s Seal of Good Writing, Dreams of the Queen is the first book in The Brajj Trilogy, a multi-genre, sci-fi thriller.

Dr. Cass Baros is haunted by dreams of an alien world, and will do anything to find it.

Relentlessly, she works her science team and her fiancé, Dr. Julian Saunders. Captain Lewis’ military Spec Op team joins the scientists. Egos clash and agendas cross. Trapped, the team is plunged into a dangerous adventure beyond their control. They struggle to unravel millennia old secrets in an alien world where nothing is what it seems, especially the aliens.

Dr. Baros and her team are tossed between allies and enemies, genius and madness, and a betrayal frightening enough to cause the destruction of worlds.

©2021 Heather Mewis (P)2021 Heather Mewis

Box set Prequel, Books 1-3.

I purchased and listened to this on Audible books. I enjoyed the Prequel and book #1, but I had trouble with book 2 with the MCs Cass & Ta'mat and their Conflict with each other. Then book 3 good again with a pleasant outcome. Narrator did a good job with the characters voices and the entire storyline of this set of books.

Mind Boggling and Unique

The Brajj is a mind boggling unique series that only gets better with each book. The storylines are an action packed thrill ride filled with unique characters that you love to hate. The series is well written and full of twist and turns that will keep you engrossed and listening to see what happens next. Skyler Morgan did a fantastic job bringing the story to life and making it easy to visualize. I highly recommend this series you won't be disappointed. This is my honest unbiased review that I am voluntarily leaving of my own volition. I received this book for free at my request but it has no bearing on my review.

Gets Better and Better With Each Book

When the series started, I really, really hated every single character. I thought I had really done it this time and was in for 30 hours of misery. I had only slightly changed my mind by the end of book one. By the end of book two, I was confused. I liked the characters now, but I still didn’t like them. But, I was 100% invested. And, halfway through book 3, I liked them all. There was a lot of stress and drama throughout all of the books, and I mean right up to the bitter end of book 3. But, the epilogue wrapped it up nicely. Tamat could possibly have another series coming. I wouldn’t mind that at all. She’s in a curious position that makes me want to hear more of her future stories. The narrator was great. A lot of regular words with weird pronunciations, but otherwise excellent narrating. The voices were easily distinguishable and the men and women were easy to tell apart. This is my first series in this type of genre, but I enjoyed it and would definitely listen to more books by Jacquelin Patricks.

Mixed feelings

I loved the narration and the performance but the story could be better but it was interesting overall.

Unique storyline and interesting charactors

The character development of Captain Lewis makes you want to be a witness to his journey and evolvement. He plays the key role that entwines with Cass Baros' adventure, which is slowly revealed in the first book of the Braj series. The other cast of characters are also developed very well. Each of them will remind you of someone you know, want to know, love, or hate. Do not worry, this book does not read like a dramatic soap opera. The personalities are interesting and promote an investment into their venture, which is an unfolding balance of storyline, action, intrigue, and fantasy. Additionally, there are some twists as the trilogy unravels. It may be important to note that the storyline does tell of forced sexual acts, which are termed mildly graphic. The trilogy was strong enough without these visuals.

Overall:
Jacquline Patrick’s books are worth reading or listening to. I read the Dreams of the Queen before listening to the trilogy on Audible. The man who narrates the book is quite easy to listen to and does a great job changing tones with characters and emphasis. None of that AI generated bull crap.