The Spell The Big Bad Wolf Series Book 3 edition by Heather KilloughWalden Romance eBooks
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(The Spell is the New York Times bestselling third book in the Big Bad Wolf series.)
Dannai, who is also known as the Healer, has begun dreaming of werewolves. She'd always been able to hide the fact that she was a dormant, using her magic to shield the sweet, promising scent from the alphas she's been forced to work around. But now that they've invaded her dreams, her world has really been turned upside down. For, though every dormant dreams of her intended mate - Dannai is dreaming of two wolves, not one. And neither one of them is good news. One is a notorious killer. The other is Lucas Caige.
Lucas Caige is a man with a haunting past. A warlock took his brother from him fifty years ago and he's spent his life outrunning that dark magic. But fate has a way of throwing sand in your gears - and just when Caige thought he could forever leave behind the magic that brought pain to his life, his path crosses that of the Healer. Dannai unwittingly casts her spell over him the moment he lays eyes on her. She's stunning, she's kind, and everything about her wreaks havoc on his senses.
She's also magic incarnate.
But if Dannai thinks that's going to stop him from doing everything in his power to make her his mate, the little witch has another thing coming.
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Heather Killough-Walden is a California native currently living in Texas with her husband and child. She is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling e-book author of the Big Bad Wolf series and the October Trilogy, as well as the print and ebook Lost Angels series which includes ALWAYS ANGEL (available now) and AVENGER’S ANGEL (available November, 2011).
The Spell The Big Bad Wolf Series Book 3 edition by Heather KilloughWalden Romance eBooks
Oh my dear narrating God above...someone PLEASE pull this audiobook off the shelves! I give up on listening to this, just completely give up....and I’m not even past chapter TWO!!! Look, I know it costs a pretty penny to have an audiobook produced, I’m not unfamiliar with the process myself , but this narrator is oh hall shall I put it? “Bueller....Bueller....Bueller?” I’m returning this to Audible and getting my money back!Gildart Jackson obviously has some talent, he manages to pull off a few subtle accents with a couple of characters during their dialogue so it’s not really his character dialogue that’s the problem; I can look past things I would like to hear done better there. No, it’s the narration in between that completely kills this audiobook and there is quite a bit of that. Mr. Jackson goes totally and utterly flat during these portions of the book. There is no tonal inflection, no emotion, not even a change in the pitch of his voice; it’s as if his voice has flat-lined during narration and when that happens, he completely loses the person listening. Why do I go on and on about this? It’s because bad narration can kill a story.
Never fear though, I shall be back to update my review on this story after I read it for myself. I will definitely give this story and this author a fair shake, but in the meantime I’d love to know what others thought who managed to make it to the end of this audiobook. Honestly, I just can’t see Gildart Jackson making any sex-scene hot. He’s more the speed of hot-rollers and terry-cloth robes.
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The Spell The Big Bad Wolf Series Book 3 edition by Heather KilloughWalden Romance eBooks Reviews
Wow! What an incredible story. What I found refreshing was it had much more imagination than wolf find mate the end. It's twists & turns, use of characters to build the plot & tension were superb. I was cleverly mislead a few time - very cleverly done. The characters were enigmatic and you instantly liked their strength but their caring side too. It is a definite page turner. It would have been 5 BUT in the beginning I couldn't get that Dannai & Danny were one & same, it bugged me wondering if it was typo. The beginning was made over complicated with that and the setup - keep reading as it does get better. Again. Towards the end a little complicated as to who was whom from where but nonetheless a superbly brilliant book.
This was a nice difference in how this supernatural world is set up, so I enjoyed reading it. I had not read the stories before it, but was fine reading it without them. Dannai is a witch and a 'dormant' in hiding (Being a dormant means she is a mate for an alpha werewolf) who dreams of two possible mates, one being Lucas, who she believes hates all magic users because of what happened to his brother. The other is a wolf she absolutely wants nothing to do with because he's essentially evil. Fate brings Dannai and Lucas together and she spends a bit of time hiding who she is. I found her a bit annoying when she keeps a blind eye to what her best friend and roommate, who is also a witch, tells her about their coven leader. I also found it annoying that she met her mate, the one she knows is destined for her, but has another sexual encounter with her roommate. Also, there's the loose end of why she was dreaming of the second wolf.
What turns me off towards the end is the return of not just the one psychopath, Gabriel, that's the wolf obsessed with Charlie, but that it happens again with another character. Like, really? After what happened with Gabriel and the other was left without being properly taken care of?
After reading this installment, I do not find myself wanting to go back and read the first two or continue with the next that follows. It was decent enough as a quick read, but that's all. If they're free like this one, then maybe I'd read them, but even then I am not compelled to want to.
The Spell is the continuation of The Big Bad Wolf series and Killough-Walden does not disappoint as Danny and Lucas are the focus of this action-packed installment. Danny is the Healer we met in The Strip. What we didn't know about her was that in addition to being a powerful witch, she is also a dormant. Her magic has allowed her to mask her dormancy while working with the werewolves and keep it a secret. It's not that she's afraid of being mated to a werewolf despite the warnings from her guardian that a mating will be the end of her healing abilities, it's that she knows one of her fated mates, Lucas Caige, hates magic users and the other is evil incarnate. When Fate forces her to cross paths with Lucas, she soon finds herself the bearer of a bonding mark. But the warlock who feels he has first claim to Danny because she's in his coven uses his extensive magic to prevent Lucas from completing his claim. And the battle ensues as Lucas sets out to make Danny his mate.
It seems as though the author manages to ramp up the action with each installment. Not only does Danny have to worry about her mate rejecting her, but she also has to worry about an obsessive warlock and whether or not her other fated mate will show up and attempt to claim her. At the same time, Charlie is once again being targeted by Phalen. Even though Malcolm proves that he is a deadlier werewolf than Phalen, there are even more powerful forces at work and the dead don't always stay dead in this installment. Despite the constant action, the author does give Lucas a few opportunities for him to show that his distrust of magic users does not apply to his mate. In spite of outside forces doing all they can to keep the couple from mating, Lucas is an alpha male who is not easily deterred and he will accept nothing less than completing his mating to Danny. As with the previous books, the actual mating scene is intense and sexy as all get out. The Spell’s Epilogue has me ready to dive right in to The Hunt.
I reviewed my personal (ebook) copy of this book.
Reviewed by Angela at Crystal's Many Reviewers!
Oh my dear narrating God above...someone PLEASE pull this audiobook off the shelves! I give up on listening to this, just completely give up....and I’m not even past chapter TWO!!! Look, I know it costs a pretty penny to have an audiobook produced, I’m not unfamiliar with the process myself , but this narrator is oh hall shall I put it? “Bueller....Bueller....Bueller?” I’m returning this to Audible and getting my money back!
Gildart Jackson obviously has some talent, he manages to pull off a few subtle accents with a couple of characters during their dialogue so it’s not really his character dialogue that’s the problem; I can look past things I would like to hear done better there. No, it’s the narration in between that completely kills this audiobook and there is quite a bit of that. Mr. Jackson goes totally and utterly flat during these portions of the book. There is no tonal inflection, no emotion, not even a change in the pitch of his voice; it’s as if his voice has flat-lined during narration and when that happens, he completely loses the person listening. Why do I go on and on about this? It’s because bad narration can kill a story.
Never fear though, I shall be back to update my review on this story after I read it for myself. I will definitely give this story and this author a fair shake, but in the meantime I’d love to know what others thought who managed to make it to the end of this audiobook. Honestly, I just can’t see Gildart Jackson making any sex-scene hot. He’s more the speed of hot-rollers and terry-cloth robes.
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