Wizard's Daughter: Bride Series, Book 10

De: Catherine Coulter

Narrado por: Anne Flosnik

With characters from the Sherbrooke novels and a paranormal twist, Catherine Coulter delivers a “beguiling” (Midwest Book Review) novel of a woman at the center of a centuries-old mystery and the man who will help her unravel the secrets of her heart.

©2007 Catherine Coulter (P)2007 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Wizards abound

Wonderful book filled with surprises and magic. Nice to hear from the Sherbookes again would like to heat more about the children

very much enjoyed this humorous romance

Catherine Coulter has always been a favorite author of mine. She always infuses each of her stories with humor and romance.

Left me hanging a little bit...

I would have like to know Ryder Sherbrooke's response. Over all I liked it was outside the normal Sherbrooke series.

VERY BIZARRE .... HMMMM!!!

I totally enjoyed this 10-book series, however, this #10 was just a little "out there" for me. I ended up listening to the entire thing, however, after awhile it just sounded like bzzz baaa bzzz in my ear. Kind of like when the adults talk in the Peanut's cartoon shows. lol I completely recommend the other 9 books, however. I think that she just ran out of romance and ran into bizarre!! mm

what about the debt?

it was kind of choppy. I love a good story. This one has a lot of holds. the character development of the wizard world was not well done. what was the point of the story? it started off quite well, but then it got quite choppy.

Glorious imagination!

Catherine Coulter writes the best suspense and this time has added wizardry and good witches. All her stories from her first through present she is writing and will write embolden her stories and character’s personalities which hold the reader on the edge not ever hinting at the resolution/ending.
My favorite author!

"Alice in Wonderland" lands in the brides story!

Terrible, I really thought that I was "Alice" and truly fell into the rabbit's hold after just one chapter.
The other books in the "Brides Series" were a light fun read, but this one should never have been written.
There are no zeros in the rating so I had no choice but to give 1 star rating.

Truly awful.

Mix a second rate, confusing fairy tale with a bit of graphic sex ( but of course, they are married) that is too long, and you get this book.

Forced myself to listen

This book was boring and poorly written. The language seemed to be geared toward a second grade reading level. I forced myself to listen as I paid for this book, but regretfully the plot was simplistic and the characters continued to be superficial.

Does not follow the series

Fantasy. Poorly done fantasy. Did not enjoy this story. The narration was good as always.