highly recommend

I rarely recommend books, but I can't stop talking to my friends about this series. it is so captivating! I absolutely love it and can't wait for the next instalment

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This book series is fantastic

I have read the whole series on Kindle and now I'm re-visiting it on Audible. I just wish they had done the whole series instead of missing some of the books out. I really wanted to go straight to book 2 after finishing book three.
This series should be made into a streaming show, it could easily be the next big thing!

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Solid Fae and Story development

a bit of an anoying lead as a defenceless girlie girl but solid storyline and character development.

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Worth listening to

Joyce Bean does these voices so well you will almost believe there is more than 1 narrator. Mac seems a bit of a ditz at first and I wasn’t really sure I was going to like the book. She certainly grows on you though, and the author brilliantly describes scenes so well you can really picture yourself there with Mac. My biggest disappointment is that Audible hasn’t done the next book, and can’t understand why? This book is definitely not a stand alone and I want answers!
All in all this is a good book if you don’t mind paranormal, mystery thriller with some romance potential thrown in. It was definitely right up my alley and I’m giving it 5 stars

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Slightly underwhelmed

I proudly own every book in the Highland and Fever series, so when I found Darkfever here I was ecstatic. I was a bit disappointed in the narrators Irish accents which unfortunately took away some of the depth to the characters both male and female. I was not as drawn in to this much loved story as I was hoping to be.

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This is exciting series

I can’t wait to read more the baron is enticing and mac growing on me

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shallow and basic

I had to force myself to finish it. So many tropes and the plot never gets interesting. The main character is uber cringe, shallow, happily ignorant and disgustingly self involved. Do we really need another fumbling damsel that is saved by a brooding male that is infinitely strong and intelligent? And the constant hints of storylines and secrets in future books is shameless baiting and shows little respect for the reader or the story.

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wrong narrator for this book

the first book is not the best in the series. the narrator would be better suited to telling fairytales. She made Barrons sound like an American grandma trying to put on an Irish accent even though he is meant to have an accent that "is not Irish and hints of somewhere exotic".
Her voice for Mac sounds too mature and... well... like a stereotype.
Mac whinges a lot in this book, but grows throughout the series.
I'm confused as to why they don't have the next book in the series available in audiobook format, but they have the one after.

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Just the beginning

This book sets up the story and it starts to ask all the questions, but you get no answers. I understand books part of a series will not answer all questions, as they will be answered as the series goes on. But I like a few questions answered at the start and from what Ive read ahead in the series, some are not even answered util book 4 or 5.
I did not like the narraters different accents or the way they tried to make phone messages sound different. The main character reminded me a little too much like the Sookie Stackhouse character. Was an ok listen but will not be continuing on with the series.

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