The Quarter Moon

The Afterlife Saga, Book 4

De: Stephanie Hudson

Narrado por: Rebecca Rainsford

With Keira finding death at her door, she is suddenly plunged into a world of the unknown and has to face it alone...or does she? Soon this new life is filled with heartache, shadowed followers and cryptic messages that promise only to lead her deeper into world of the supernatural like never before.

For Keira, even taking a breath without the other half of her soul is painful enough. So when given the choice either to accept what life the fates have decided she live or to force that life behind her and accept the dangerous journey ahead, the answer is easy....

She will fight to save the man she loves. But this fight includes heaven and hell in search of the truth, a truth that will either set her heart free or be destroyed on the other side. Are the fates really to be trusted?

©2013 Stephanie Hudson (P)2016 Audible, Ltd

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Chapter 50, The Auction!!! 🤣🤣 Loved this! Keira is being put through some serious bs and unknowingly building a harem of gods 😘 We're introduced to some new characters I really hope aren't one shots 🤞and omfg Draven! You're losing brownie points 😠

FURIOUSLY GOOD!

The sleepless nights I'm enduring because of this book series is obsessive. I can't stand to be a moment without knowing what's going to happen next. Although i will say that I find it somewhat frustrating how clueless Kira can be at times. Draven can be such a cocky prick that he gets in his own way, but just like Kira I can't get enough of him. All of these delicious Alpha males in play only has me itching to see what will come next. Until the next review....😏

I cried with her!

I'm so hooked! From start to finish I can't stop listening to it. Getting ready for the next book.

Second time listening to this saga

This is possibly one of my favorites… leaving another review because I love this saga.

Love these books!

I absolutely love these stories and the narrator is good, but her American accent is God AWFUL!! 🤣 Still, she does a wonderful job and keeps the story highly entertaining from start to finish.