
The Unseelie King
Kings Series, Book 6
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Narrado por:
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Antony Ferguson
For thousands of years, two realms of unspeakable magic and mystery have existed in peace side by side. One is a land of light, of kindness, of dreams, and of color. The other is rendered in the gray lines of wickedness and seeped in the unbearable beauty of all that is forbidden. The first is ruled by the Seelie King. The other is ruled by Caliban...The Unholy.
Minerva Trystaine has always been the quiet twin, bullied by reality's fierceness into a life of solitary sensitivity. What she witnesses, she feels. Living in a world that breeds one misfortune after another, she has had no choice but to sequester herself from outgoing life and any hope it might have otherwise offered her. She hides in her music, her hopes and dreams silent but for the harmony she gives them upon rare occasion, allowing them to be heard in perfect pitch by the rest of the world.
But when Minerva's sister, Selene, is forced into a fantastical realm of supernatural magic and mystery and taken as queen of the seelie kingdom, the twins are reunited with a world they can scarcely remember - but could never forget. They are Wishers. Born of furious magic and fueled by the need for justice, Wishers are the most feared magic users in the fae realms.
Contains mature themes.
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awesome story!
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Irritated
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Good story, wishing for a new narrator.
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Mesmerizing.
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Fairytales of a different kind
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Good Author/Horrible Narrator
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To tell you the truth I didn’t see one thing that was dangerous, cruel, mean, evil, whatever, about Caliban. And the only thing that Minerva hurt was Caliban. They were both as nice as they could be, so I don’t see where he was the opposite of his brother, The Seelie King. I mean, it was a good story but nothing like it was made out to be.
AND like The Seelie King, it was NOT a romance. They had a looog drawn-out sex scene, just like the Seelie King book, but there was not even a smidgen of romance. Not a kiss, without sex, not a kind word, no I Love You, I Like You, nothing. They are the most unromantic stories I’ve ever read.
It was rather exciting because someone was trying to kill Minerva and her twin Selene, because of the type of Fae they are. And it was great some of the magical things that Caliban did.
So, let me just say this: I hate the name Minerva, don’t know why I just do. However, I’ve always heard it pronounced Mi-ner-va in every book I’ve listened to where the heroine’s name was that. In this book it was even worse. He pronounced it Mener-va. (Just a little complaint on my part.)
Drawn-out sex and the F-bomb was used 5 times.
As to the narration: Unfortunately, Antony Ferguson can’t do a woman’s voice, even a little bit, and he’s emotionless in his reading.
Okay read..
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