The Undercutting of Rosie and Adam

By: Megan Bannen

Narrated by: Jim Frangione, Kacie Rogers

From the author of The Undertaking of Hart and Mercy comes a new heartwarming fantasy rom-com with an opposites-attract twist set in the delightful, donut- and dragon-filled world of Tanria.

Immortal demigod Rosie Fox has been patrolling Tanria for decades, but lately, the job has been losing its luster. When Rosie dies (again) by electrocution (again) after poking around inside a portal choked with shadowy thorns, she feels stuck in the rut that is her unending life.

The portal’s uptight creator, Adam Lee, must come in person to repair the damage. But when all the portals break down at once, Rosie and Adam wind up trapped inside the Mist. And the reticent inventor in his bespoke menswear seems to know a lot more about what’s happening than he lets on.

Maybe two people who have found themselves stuck in this thorny, tangled life together can find a way to unstick each other … just when their time on this earth seems to be running out.

Critic reviews

Praise for Megan Bannen:

“This series is playfully unique, delightfully steamy, utterly romantic, and overall unmissable!” —Ali Hazelwood

"Truly outstanding romantic fantasy." —India Holton

"An unabashedly offbeat adventure." —Freya Marske

"I cried twice and smiled plenty." —Olivia Atwater

Great!

Love this book. Rosie and Adam are adorable. I
It's a beautiful end to the trilogy

A perfect conclusion

The perfect finale (for what I assume is the last book in a trilogy?). I wasn’t initially intrigued by the Rosie/Adam romance, but they have become one of my favorite fictional couples.

Cute

This was a cute story, and cute end to the world of Tanria.

The performance was OK at best. I didn't love the portrayal of Duckers, I found that I dreaded whenever he showed up I'm a scene despite him being a fave of mine, due to the performance. Also Adam, who was written with more personality, but was performed so monotone and blah, it kept drawing me out.

Worth the wait!

I’ve been excited for this book since finishing book 2 and it did not disappoint. Well told fun story and Narration was great!

Loved the Story but....

Where is the second narrator? Why are there two narrators listed for this book when there is only one? It's very misleading. Can someone explain what happened?

Overall loved the story and the mythology. Read my review on GoodReads for more information.