Witchblood

A Kitsune Chronicle Story (Kitsune Chronicles, Book 1)

De: Lissa Kasey

Narrado por: Tyler Kent

Sebastian Volkov, a fox shifter raised among werewolves, ran from everything he ever loved after a brutal attack that left him fearing his own shadow. That night a single kiss saved his life and left him with fantasies of a man whose face he couldn’t remember. When Sebastian’s car breaks down in a small Washington town, he meets an alpha werewolf who reminds him vaguely of a stranger’s kiss.

A year ago, Liam Ulrich, alpha of the Northern Cascade’s pack, shared a magic-filled kiss with a virtual stranger, the infamous Witchblood child of the most powerful werewolf in the world. Since that night, Liam has been waiting for Sebastian to find his way home. Liam knows that Sebastian doesn’t trust easily, or at all, so he’s going to have to give his prickly mate time and space.

The past Sebastian tried to escape still stalks him, and slowing down gives it time to catch up.

When the werewolves’ ultimate enemy rises up to cast its shadow over them all, Sebastian realizes he will have to stop running or risk losing everything...including his hope of a future with Liam.

Edit: Edition updated to reflect minor character changes, grammatical corrections, and a removal of about 500 words.

©2018 Lissa Kasey (P)2020 Lissa Kasey

I loved the story, new narrator did nice job

This was really good!

This is a fated mates story with a “cinderfella” feel in that Sebastian doesn’t know all his potential and Liam’s mating with Sebastian is an untapped source of power as well. There are plenty of bad guys and some guys you don’t know on which side they fall. There is some hot smexy times, but lots of gory violence.

There are some parts I didn’t love: The reference to past lovers in ways that didn’t seem to be completely “settled”. The violence. Sometimes I wasn’t always clear on the world building.

But in general I loved the magic, the romance, the fated mates, the unconscious drive towards his mate and the HEA was amazing!

I can’t wait for more from the series!

Audio

Tyler Kent is a new to me narrator and he did a nice job with this. There were some flubs and he is not as smooth as some narrators, but he did a good job with the different characters.

4 star

good listening

recommended for a good 👍 looking forward to the second installment. the characters are well written and sorry is very down to earth

Enjoyed

I finished it because I really loved a lot of the concepts put into this book. The writers take on werewolves had their own original twists that really peaked my love for werewolves. The main character is an over thinker which they write well but there are a lot of parts that were over done. The story itself was okay and I wouldn't recommend this book. That is not to say I would dissuade anyone from reading it either. The adult scenes were great and the humor was good.

The narrator's different voices were alright and got better through out the book. Assuming there is a next book coming I think he'll have them down better.

I hope the series grows because I love the concepts and hope the writer brings more to the table. This chronicle deserves it! I will continue to see were it goes.

Mercy Thompson retailing, but MM.

It was so much like mercy Thompson by Patricia Briggs it was almost laughable. That being said, I still found it enjoyable enough. It kept my interest for the entire listen. I wasn't too crazy about the narration. At first, laim sounded way off, but it changed half way though the book to sound more irish. I wish the main character would grow a backbone and not sound and act so pathetic and helpless. I'm not sure if reading the next will be worth it, but I want to see him grow.

Self involved but good

There was quite a bit of repetition and if internal monologuing makes you crazy this book would not be a good match. I became tired of his low self-esteem and things would be repeated from one paragraph to a few paragraphs later. There are several plot inconsistencies and some things that don't make sense. Sebastian is described as darker skinned and the attractive cover image looks more Irish than black Asian mixed with Creole. All that said, I did enjoy the book enough to purchase the second in the series. The reader did an excellent job and he contributed a lot to the success of the book.