Transformed by a Christmas Star

A Lords of the Night Novella

By: Sandra Sookoo

Narrated by: Robert Sebastian Cooper

Length: 4 hrs and 3 mins

Publisher's summary

He’s angry and questioning, but doomed to be alone...

Sir Sebastian George Sutcliffe, Baron Wimsley, is a wolf shifter. He’s come to London to demand answers from his half-brother, the Duke of Manchester. On his way to see that austere personage, he spots a shooting star and makes a desperate Christmastide wish. He hopes that it will help him survive his miserable life, but the delicate beauty he finds in Hyde Park might just change everything.

She’s lost, but seeks true purpose...

Miss Estelle Forbes has been cast from the heavens as a star to escape a dark, desolate future. When she falls to Earth, she takes the form of a human without a history or knowledge of the cold world she plunged into. As a handsome stranger rescues her, she immediately feels a strong connection to him. Perhaps, her light is meant to guide him.

Love creeps in to save them both...

As Sebastian and Estelle learn about each other, they’re both forced to confront the difficulties in their lives. Along the way, a courtship happens and brings about a sweet romance to strengthen that invisible bond. But their hidden secrets and old lives threaten the budding happiness. Only a Christmastide miracle can usher in a happily ever after.

©2019 Sandra Sookoo (P)2020 Sandra Sookoo

Transformed by a Christmas Star

This book was a bit different from what I usually listen to. It is a sweet story about a curse that was handed down through the males in the family and how one man has the curse broken.

Missed Opportunity

Story was cute, but I was disappointed that a story with "Christmas Star" in the title never mentioned THE Christmas Star.
I found the narrator's female voices pretty bad, and there were a few mispronounciations.

Very good read.

I enjoyed this book so very much. It was so very well written. The Narrator did a great job conveying the depth of emotion in each person. The book itself was wonderfully written. I would recommend this book.

A Sweet, Clean, Christmas Romance

A throughly enjoyable story about love conquering all. Very well written with a ton of charm. I can see listening to this becoming a holiday tradition for me.

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Sweet story

Sweet story about curses that are past down and how they can be broken with determination. I enjoyed the story and it kept me curious

uplifting

I liked that Estelle saw more than a man who could turn into a wolf, and she still cared for him. I had empathy for Sébastien and his self depreciating nature. He was more than his wolf. Sacrifices and love found. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a good job bringing it to life.

Love abounds

This story grew on me by the end. It took me awhile to get through the narration. It was different with who each person was when they came into the story. If you like paranormal and cross genres then you will love this story. I do love the hero and heroine of this story.

An entertaining story

This was an entertaining story. I did feel for Sebastian and his struggles with his wolf side. Estelle, too, had her problems but they did feel a strong connection to one another, However, their time together is limited. There were a few other couples that featured and I assume they had their own stories in previous books. I thought the narrator read the story well for the male parts but the female parts either sounded like a young child or someone much older. If you enjoy a story with elements of paranormal then I’m sure you would enjoy it.

Terrible narration

I don’t know if the story was good or not. I couldn’t get past the narrator’s voice, especially the women’s voices. Everyone sounded ancient and the women sounded like a man doing a bad impersonation of a very old women.