Unabridged Audiobook
Laurell K Hamilton has a lot of imagination and that's what the book is all about. The story plot takes place in a kingdom with queens, princesses and the court. Of course ,reality is mixed in and deliveries an amazing story with intrigues and plots you never saw coming. A very good read !
Laurell k Hamilton has a brilliant mind. Her sense of details adds depths to this fantasy story. Her stories brings you in another dimension were splendor , violence and incredible characters live under their one rules. It's a strange story but full of wonderful surprises. It"s an amazing book trek and i was dazzled by it.
Hard to follow, wierd, and not enjoyable. I shut it off half way through.
The best story in the series yet! Can't wait for the next one. I could almost see Fairy and feel it's magic. Great narration!
I tried to get through this, after recently listening to another Merry Gentry novel- I just couldn't. It gets very tiresome...a lot of sex and not much substance. This disapointed me because I love the Anita Blake series.
I love Laurell K. Hamilton's stories, but wow, this one sucked. I finished it in 3 days, and when it was over, I couldn't tell you of anything that signiciant that I remember. Their was no storyline whatsoever. I mean NONE. I've never had that with a book. It just prattled on with no clear direction or purpose. The book was mainly all about the metaphysical sex. That was it. Scene after scene of metaphysical sex. Enough already. How about some plot and some storyline. That's what I love about Hamilton's stories, is her ability to write such a creative story that no authoer has ever done, sprinkled in with metaphysical sex. This was like reading Penthouse letters. I was very disappointed in this book, and do not recommend it to anyone.
I was disappointed by the lack of story line and overabundance of sex scenes. I loved earlier Laurell K. Hamilton books. But the most recent offerings, most especially this one, have sacrificed the smart, in-depth characterizations and interactions in order to focus on metaphysical sex. Frankly, the book was boring.
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