Recently added on shelves
Share this Author
When this first started out I wasn't too sure I was going to like it. But as the story continued, I liked it more and more. The book was set in old England and the reader (Emily Gray) gave a good English accent the English folks and even did a good job on the Scottish accent for the Lord of Werewo...
I put this on the low end of 3 stars...2.5 rounded up. I really enjoyed it until the antagonists made their move. After that, things jumped the shark a bit too much for me. Maybe the next book will be better.
It's like a paranormal Jane Austin novel. Which I love Jane Austin! This was so different and unique I was mesmerized. Thank goodness I got it on audio or else I would have been useless until the book was done. The book does a great job introducing the world and the main characters. Alexia is very f...
Not my cup of tea. I enjoyed the "story" but was annoyed by the way it was told ... the Victorian was so overdone and the incessant "Ms. Tarabotti" throughout drove me crazy!UPDATE: Nov 2012 - After incessant nagging (virtual) from Felicia Day and Veronica Bellmont I decided to give the second book ...
I started out listening to this book at the recommendation of a fellow GR member in one of my groups. I can't recommend this book in audio version highly enough. Emily Gray is outstanding. She brings every one of these characters alive and manages even to make the men sound like men without soundi...
Log in with Facebook 
