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Wolves. Dragon shifters. A fallen kingdom destined to rise again.

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Amazing performance, deep world building

Came into this book with the knowledge it was a YA paranormal romance type book but I have to say I was quite impressed with the level of world building.

Narrators are superb.

Only gripe I have is that I feel like there was a lot of build up with a bit of a cliff hanger finish. I know it's a trilogy, but it felt like it just ended in the middle of an arc, instead of leading into a next one.

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The Genesis starts slow and builds

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Great entertainment

This was a lovely story narrated by two wonderful voice actors. I had a hard time doing anything else while this was on and it was difficult to turn it off. I applaud all the people involved in making a wonderful story and would recommend this to my friends.

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Very much a beginning

Preface: I was given a copy of this audiobook in exchange for an honest review.

The Genesis of Evangeline reads very much like the first installment of a deep series. It spends a lot of time setting the tone, introducing characters, and showing the reader how the narrators think. Because of that, the first 9 hours of the book can seem a little bit slow. At the same time, if you enjoy character development and understanding who they are, where they come from and why they think the way they do, you'll enjoy it.

The story started great. It introduced Eve as a relatable character-- joining a new school that she didn't feel comfortable with in her senior year of high school. It really starts to build her as a young woman that I could really like. It started to go downhill the moment she meets the captain of the football team, because from there, 90% of the drama and inner dialogue came from the two thinking about how attracted they are to each other, and did little to show why. Which, I guess can be pretty typical for two kids in high school? It was a point of contention for me, because I expected a little more substance and chemistry from a fictional relationship.

But it immediately started to pick back up when the real story started to reveal itself. This book is about shifters, and that's what I wanted. The lore of the shifters in this series is being set up in an interesting and unique way. But right as the action really started to pick up, it was over.

As for the performances, I really appreciated that there was a male and female narrator for the different POVs. Both performers were clear and easy to understand. Their tones reflected the moments of urgency, and I could feel the emotion they were trying to convey.