The White Aura

The White Aura Series, Book 1

De: Felicia Tatum

Narrado por: Evienne Zander

If he meets her, she will die. Twenty year old sorcerer and college student Scott Tabors knew he'd found his heart mate the moment he saw 17-year-old Olivia Whitehead outside of a coffee shop. He longs for her, he wants her, and he knows she will be his. But due to a curse on his family, he can't meet her. Not yet. So for now, he visits her in her dreams, where he can tell her everything but his name.

Olivia Whitehead and her best friend Juniper are enjoying their junior year and are as close as sisters. But Olivia can't tell anyone about the strange changes she's experiencing, beginning with steamy dreams featuring a mysterious dark haired young man. But what will happen when the school heartthrob starts showing interest? Will she wait around for her dream man, or will she move on?

When Olivia's life is put in danger by a new threat, Scott must find a way to save her, without condemning her to an early death.

©2014 Felicia Tatum (P)2016 Felicia Tatum

Original and intriguing

The White Aura is a young adult fantasy that's appropriate for teens. All the elements to make it an entertaining read were present. The main character is kinda a normal teen excepr she has dreams, vivid dreams about a really hot guy. The hot dream guy is real but can't let her know he exists until she reaches a certain age. He's a sorcerer. In the story various sorcerers are known to each other by their aura.

The story is fast paced and easy to listen to. The characters were believable and there was an element of suspense. The only thing that made me smash my eyebrows was the Crimson Calamari. The CC is an evil sorcerer whose super strong. I didn't get the name. The red squid? I chuckle at the name rather than accept him as a bad guy. I think his nickname could be stronger but it was a really fun story anyways.

Evienne Zander's performance and pace was good. The story ends but leaves the door wide open for a sequel so I'll be watching for it.

Loved this story

Where does The White Aura rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Top 25...... What a unique story

Who was your favorite character and why?

All of them, I think Evienne did a great job with them all

What does Evienne Zander bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

The emotions of all the characters, it was nice to get a sense of everything while it was taking place in the book.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Yeah, some funny moment and also some very emotional moments it was a nice combination.

Any additional comments?

Not sure if it was part of the story/book or it was my audio copy, but several parts/words/sentence appeared to be repeated while I was listening. As I didnt read it I wasnt sure if it was part of the book.I was voluntarily provided this free review copy by the author, narrator or publisher.

Narration almost ruined it

I will start by saying that I will likely read or listen to the next book because the story is interesting. Great premise. Writing is not stellar (the dialogue is rather irritating), not again, I will read the next book. The narration was really bad. I didn't like the way the narrator portrayed the female character, and the inflection was over the top in many cases. The worst thing, though, was the many, many instances where passages were repeated. I don't know what the problem was, but it nearly ruined it for me. I think I would've enjoyed this a lot more in print.

The story was great but the audio quality wasn't

The White Aura was an intriguing story however the quality of the audio took away a lot. There were times the sentences kept repeating and as the story went on it seemed to get worse.

great story

I enjoyed listening to this I just wish the narration was a little different. I felt as if most of the characters sounded the same. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.