Where the Library Hides

Secrets of the Nile, Book 2

De: Isabel Ibañez

Narrado por: Ahmed Hamad, Ana Osorio

Where the Library Hides is Isabel Ibañez's stunning conclusion to the story that started in What the River Knows. A lush immersive historical fantasy set in Egypt filled with adventure, and a rivals-to-lovers romance like no other!

"Ana Osorio and Ahmed Hamad are consistently excellent as they deliver this audiobook."—AudioFile

Inez Olivera traveled across the world to Egypt, seeking answers into her parents' recent and mysterious deaths. But all her searching led her down a perilous road, filled with heartache, betrayal, and a dangerous magic that pulled her deep into the past.

When Tío Ricardo issues an ultimatum about her inheritance, she’s left with only one option to consider.

Marriage to Whitford Hayes.

Former British soldier, her uncle’s aide de camp, and one time nemesis, Whit has his own mysterious reasons for staying in Egypt. With her heart on the line, Inez might have to bind her fate to the one person whose secret plans could ruin her.

A Macmillan Audio production from Wednesday Books.

©2024 Isabel Ibañez (P)2024 Macmillan Audio

Reseñas de la Crítica

"More danger and intrigue lurk at every turn in this exciting duology closer... A thrilling, beautifully written page-turner."—Kirkus Reviews, starred

Twists

This had a number of unexpected twists! I enjoyed how the story was told and how the ending brought about peace.

Where Library Hides

4/5 14 1/2 hours audiobook but 1.2 just a bit over 12 hours. I had finished the 1st book about a month before. So I was excited when this one came out on 11/5. This is the second part of duology so it picks up right after the 1st ended. It was enjoyable to listen. I finished it in just a few days. Love adventure story set in the late 1800s in Egypt. Overall fun ride with adventure. The magic was explained and used more in this book which more into fantasy fiction than I felt the first book did. How everything was tied up at the end was enjoyable. This as stand-alone would struggle not knowing back stories. But duology worked great from the start of book one all the way through to the end of book 2.

Nailed the ending of the duology!

This was a wonderful, well-paced conclusion to the series! I’ve been waiting after that last cliffhanger and the payoff is really worth it. The author gives great descriptions and a believable magic system

Engaging voice work from the actress, hats off.

Read it, just read it!

this book made me believe in romance in books again. the characters have flaws and we love them for it and UGH I want to read it again. This book was fast paced, exciting, romantic, heart wrenching, and more!! READ IT!

She's Done It Again

I love love love this book. The audiobook is perfection. I will be reading this over and over again.

let down

the story felt so half baked.. the first 2/3 of the book dragged so bad mmc is horrible and his actions unforgivable. the end is disappointing because it undermined all the power the fmc had worked to grow into ... whole story was rushed and a let down

Love that it had me by the edge my seat!!

I love the whole story the love story and all the action. Had me guessing what would happen next in every chapter.

Loved it

This duelolgy was so refreshing! I loved the story itself, but also enjoyed the audio performances. Highly recommend!

Slow start but great finish

I really enjoyed the first book and was excited for the second. It was a slow start and seemed to drag on at first but picked up fast. It had amazing twists and turns that left you always guessing. It ends happy.

Narrator can’t pronounce a simple Spanish name

Normalize audiobook narrators confirming with authors how to pronounce names if unsure. Every single time the male narrator says the name Lourdes, it sounds like Lord. Maybe it’s my American ears, but I do know some Spanish, specifically Argentinean dialects, and it’s like nails on a chalkboard to me. I don’t expect perfection, but an attempt at accuracy especially with names is important.

I think the narrator for Ines’s perspective would have done a better job covering Whit’s.