Unmemorable

Unmemorable Series, Book 1

De: A. P. Jensen

Narrado por: Roni Gallimore

A housekeeper with mad street smarts collides with a supernatural bodyguard who's been sent to protect her from an underground war that has raged for centuries.

Raven leads a solitary existence, and that's the way she likes it. But the life she knows turns upside down when her apartment gets gunned down and Cain Henson steps in. Cain's been sent by a Seer who believes Raven is a woman of prophecy that can control an ancient army no one can see.

Filled with romance, magic, and a kick-ass heroine, Unmemorable will lead you on a wild adventure that will keep you on the edge of your seat and guessing until the last second.

©2014 A. P. Jensen (P)2015 A. P. Jensen

An urban fantasy-romance-thriller. Memorable tale.

UNMEMORABLE: Unmemorable Series Book One

Author: A.P. Jensen

Type of Book: Audiobook - Unabridged

Narrator: Roni Gallimore

Length: 6 hours, 35 minutes

Genre: Romance, Fantasy

Release Date: January 21, 2015

Publisher: A.P. Jensen

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐

* I received a free copy of this audiobook in exchange for an honest review.

Raven has no friends, no family and lives in a rough neighborhood. She is a loner and works as a housekeeper where everyone ignores her. Raven is also cautious. She has been attacked in almost every city she has ever lived in. She never thought much of it since she has always lived in ghetto areas.

Cain Henson is rich and gorgeous. He is also a bodyguard. He has been sent to protect Raven from The Battalion. Cain's grandfather is a Seer and he believes that Raven has a very special gift. That is why Cain must protect her... whether she likes it or not.

The Battalion is a group who wants nothing less than world dominance. They kidnap or kill people who have powers. That is why Raven cannot understand why they are interested in a nobody like her. She doesn't believe she has any powers and she doesn't believe she is important at all.

What follows is a tale of magic, powers, good and evil, romance and suspense. This book is memorable.

A.P. Jensen has created an entirely new subset of people on the planet with very unique powers. It will be fascinating to discover what happens next in The Unmemorable series.

The narrator has the perfect voice for this story. She uses inflection and tone very well.
I rate the narration as 4 out of 5 stars.

I rate this book as 4 out of 5 stars. ⭐⭐⭐⭐

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

A. P. Jensen was born and raised on the Big Island of Hawaii. She spent several years on the mainland (Las Vegas and Austin) before coming home in November 2012 to pursue her writing career.

After A. P. returned home, she self-published her first book, Emma’s Secret on May 5, 2013.

A. P. Jensen loves to read, write, travel, watch movies, listen to old timer’s talk about the good old days and daydream. She writes in three different genres: YA Fantasy, Paranormal Romance and Contemporary Romance

The story idea is good.

The narrator was monotone. This is a book better enjoyed by reading it your self I think. I would get more of this series IF the reader isn't the same as this book.

An interesting idea but the narrator was awful

The robotic narrator ruined it. The story might have been good, but I just could not get past her voice and the lack of inflection. She'd be better for non-fiction. There were a lot of holes in the plot, but I accept that when I read romance. This book had more than average, but I did like the idea of her power; not being able to remember her. Although come on...her entire life she never noticed that...never? Not in school when her teacher didn't remember her day after day? The kid sitting next her didn't know her? Even her foster parents or a social worker? Nothing gave it away huh? Highly unlikely!
Also, what's up with the photo on the cover? Who is that supposed to be? Why is he or she blue?

Monotone

The book is pretty good, but the narrator is so monotone and unfeeling, that even during high intensity moments she reads like she’s putting a toddler to nap. I recommend reading this one.

Great premise!!!

This is a really good premise, hooks you from the beginning. The writing could be a bit more crisp though, and the narration came across more as someone just blandly reading out loud than a performance. Note that there are currently only 2 books available, and it's unclear when the third will be published. I didn't know this when I started, but still glad I listened to the two books.