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Title: Rudolph!

Subtitle: He Is the Reason for the Season

Author: Mark Teppo

Narrator: Emil Nicholas Gallina

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 13 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-02-14

Publisher: Resurrection House

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Rudolph! is a first-person account of the behind-the-scenes workings at the North Pole. Narrated by Bernard Rosewood, one of the elves of the North Pole Consortium, the story begins with Santa's realization that a young girl's request to get her dad back for Christmas isn't going to happen. Dad, you see, died in a car accident on a snowy road shortly after Thanksgiving. The NPC can do a lot, but they can't do miracles. Enter Rudolph, who has been hairless, cranky, and perpetually irradiated since the unfortunate malfunction of the Nuclear Clock in 1964. Rudolph is a survivor of the worst accident in the 400-plus years of NPC delivery, and if there is anyone on staff who believes in miracles more than jolly Saint Nick, it's Rudolph. Bernie, in a valiant effort to keep Christmas from going off the rails, is swept up into a Heaven-storming, Hell-crusading, Night of Bad Musical Numbers adventure to ensure that every child wakes up with presents on Christmas morning. Rudolph! is a funny and fast-paced reaction to 50 years of world-weary cynicism, technological advances, and post-millennial ennui since Rankin/Bass brought a stop motion reindeer into our living rooms.

Members Reviews:

BADASS SANTA WINS CHRISTMAS

This book is totally badass and unexpected. I don't usually love books with awesome looking covers, but in this case it's ok to judge the book this way. ;)

Five Stars

love

Five Stars

a highly fun'tastic read.. :-)

A hilarious holiday tale for adults!!!!

If you are looking for a Holiday story and are wanting something a bit edgy and different, Rudolph! is the book for you. The story begins at the North Pole the night before the night before Christmas, where Santa is frantically searching the internet working to fulfill a last minute Christmas wish. Rudolph, Santa, Bernie the Elf and the rest of the reindeer team promptly set out on several no-holds-barred trips with the Mark V Sled, and of course the reindeer fly. They have a variety of high tech firepower and explosives that Rudolph and Company generously use in their encounters with Heavenly and Demonic Beings and even a few Bad Guys. The quirky characters will have you frequently chuckling with their witty banter. You should be warned that the story does have a couple of times where you may find yourself reaching for a tissue for "that" irritation in your eye. Rudolph! is a story of making miracles happen and the implications for fulfilling them. It is a story not to be missed this Holiday Season.

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Title: The Witch with No Name

Author: Kim Harrison

Narrator: Marguerite Gavin

Format: Unabridged

Length: 17 hrs and 28 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-09-14

Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Limited

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

It's Rachel Morgan's ultimate adventure - and anything can happen in this final audiobook in the New York Times best-selling Hollows series. Rachel Morgan has come a long way since her early days as an inexperienced bounty hunter. She's faced vampires and werewolves, banshees, witches, and soul-eating demons. She's crossed worlds, channelled gods, and accepted her place as a day-walking demon. She's lost friends and lovers and family, and an old enemy has unexpectedly become something much more. But power demands responsibility, and world-changers must always pay a price. Rachel knew that this day would come - and now it is here. To save Ivy's soul and the rest of the living vampires, to keep the demonic ever-after and our own world from destruction, Rachel Morgan will risk everything.

Members Reviews:

a good end to a good series

Would you listen to The Witch with No Name again? Why?

yes i would listen again and i have listened to the hole series again, the story moves at a good pace the characters for me have taken on a life of there own there is good times and bad times and the narration has given the characters there own identity

What did you like best about this story?

i like how it follows on from the last book it brings every thing to a nice close and i do like a happy ever after, the dialog to me seems realistic and the response of characters to each other felt as if i was there

Which scene did you most enjoy?

this is hard as i have loved all of this book but i have to say any scene where jinx is in it all ways makes me smile

Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

i still now, even after listening to it twice it can makes me sad and make me smile and i fine my self looking forward to the parts that have grabbed me

Any additional comments?

i,m not much of a reader. I started listening to this series about book 8, when i had listen to them all i brought the books and read them because i had listened the these books, the read was easy as the voices of the characters was established in my head and for me this was the first time i brought the book before the audio book came out and i still brought the audio book as soon as it was released still go back to them.

it is well worth the listen.

Do not miss reading this book

What did you like most about The Witch with No Name?

The story line was well presented and kept my interest, in truth, I was sorry when it came to an end.

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Witch with No Name?

That is always such a difficult question, because there were so many, and in simple truth, I feel it would be unfair to spoil it for others, read it and discover the magic in this authors wondrous skill.

What about Marguerite Gavins performance did you like?

again please do not ask me such questions, i just loved this book.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

very much so, in fact I did.

Any additional comments?

A great book, as has been the series of her books.

As always, fabulous!

I have listened to all Kim Harrison's Rachael Morgan books and each one is even better than the last one! Would highly recommend.

brilliant

I love it. ready great.

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Title: Beach Blanket Bloodbath

Subtitle: Amanda Feral, Book 4

Author: Mark Henry

Narrator: Hollie Jackson

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 45 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-16-14

Publisher: Mark Henry

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 4 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Zombie socialite Amanda Feral and her undead friends, Wendy and Gil, shamble into an idyllic seaside village for an event promoting Amanda's memoir, Happy Hour of the Damned and, as usual, to consume cute coastal townsfolk. As is their unique luck, plans are derailed when they become embroiled in a gory mystery at the Miss Sand Flea Pageant. Beset with perky, sinister go-go dancers, the inevitably hot wereshark, and the most annoying octogenarian writer ever, Amanda must, once again, take time out of her busy schedule of perpetuating horror, critique, and ridicule to solve the crime and save a local bookseller from ruin.

After a few years away from the Urban Fantasy genre, the dark and dementedly funny Mark Henry is back with the first installment in a new trilogy of hilariously gruesome novellas featuring everyone's favorite undead socialite, Amanda Feral.

Members Reviews:

Amanda Feral is back and I'm as giddy as a twisted school girl!

5 stars for a story that makes you wonder what kind of person you are for enjoying the twisted and warped mind of Mark Henry.

I about wet my pants when I found out Mark Henry was writing 3 novellas to continue the misadventures of the gruesome threesome from his Amanda Feral series.

Amanda, Wendy and Gil are on another road trip and they think their first stop will be quiet and peaceful but they should have known better. There is no such thing as peaceful when these three are involved. Golden go-go dancers, pageant queens, crazy annoying writer and Weresharks oh my. Mark has a way of finding anything and everything that is depraved, strange and oh so wrong.

Beach Blanket Bloodbath gets The Crazy Booksellers stamp of approval for a novella that is a must read.

Mark Henry does it again!

Mark Henry has done it again. Amanda has returned and there is no holding her back. Apparently, you canât keep a good (if you can call her that) zombie down or quiet. Back on the road with Wendy and Gil, along with the addition of Abuelita, the now foursome continue to shock and awe at every turn.

Markâs talent for melding snarky humor, gore, and sex makes for a delightfully decadent read. Whether you are just being introduced to Amanda or have followed her antics since Happy Hour of the Damned, you canât be disappointed with Beach Blanket Bloodbath, except maybe that there is not enough of it. Not to worry though, Amanda and the gang arenât finished yet. This is the first in a new trilogy of Amanda Feral novellas and I canât wait to see what or who they manage to get into next.

A good time for all... except for those who got eaten

Amanda is back, this time as the consummate starving artist. Minus the starving. Actually, she seems to stay pretty well fed. I guess that's one of the benefits of picking up your food behind the Safeway bottle return shed rather than inside the store itself. What I'm saying is; the girl eats even though she's beyond broke.

Meanwhile Gil and Wendy are exploring new career opportunities, and I'm not sure Amanda is particularly happy about it, which means there's an extra layer of bitchiness on top of the already bitch-heavy layer cake that is Amanda Feral. God I love that bitch.

There's so much packed into this little novella that I don't even know where to begin.

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Title: The Path of Anger

Author: Antoine Rouaud

Narrator: Michael Kramer

Format: Unabridged

Length: 17 hrs and 22 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-11-14

Publisher: Orion Publishing Group

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Dun-Cadal has been drinking his life away for years. Betrayed by his friends - who turned their back on their ideals in favour of a new republic - and grief stricken at the loss of his apprentice, who saved his life on the battlefield and whom he trained as a knight in exchange, he's done with politics, with adventure, and with people. But people aren't finished with him - not yet.

Viola is a young historian looking for the last Emperor's sword, and her search not only brings her to Dun-Cadal, it's also going to embroil them both in a series of assassinations. Because Dun-Cadal's turncoat friends are being murdered, one by one.... By someone who kills in the unmistakable style of an Imperial assassin...There will be blood. There will be death. This is the path of anger....

Members Reviews:

brilliant

Looking forward to number 2. The writing is exquisite, and well formed plots keep the reader captivated. Recommended to all.

Stuggles to find its way

Antoine Rouaud faces a real challenge in "The Path of Anger" which is: how do you write a likeable book about basically unlikeable characters? Unfortunately, I am not sure he is up to the challenge that he sets himself.

The novel concerns a general and a boy, who become a drunk and a man over the course of the book. An empire falls, treachery abounds, love makes its presence felt in several forms, all as the action and plot moves back and forth across many years. It is this frequent movement across time and place that is one of the more obvious shortcomings of the novel however: the transitions can be jarring, even though they are handled in a surprising way: the shift is gradual, combining action and dialogue from each over several paragraphs until the move is complete. But this can be a bit confusing, and seems to serve no real purpose other than to handle the technique in a different way than is the norm.

The other interesting narrative technique here is that the first half of the novel is devoted to the general, and the second half to the boy, and they each have very different and distinct perspectives on the same events. While this is interesting, I am not sure it is compelling, and doesnt seem to succeed except to reinforce the very unprofound idea that different people will see things differently.

And that leads us to the primary flaw with the novel: neither of these very different characters is really very likeable. The general wallows in self pity and remorse for most of the novel, and the boy in anger and hate. Neither has much in the way of redeeming characteristics until the last quarter of the book. As a result, we really find it quite difficult to care what happens to them.

With the rest of the plot being a bit contrived and a bit thin, there is just not that much here to really enjoy.

Great fantasy debut

'The Path Of Anger' is a typical fantasy novel. It begins in an in, and as with many good stories, it's a dark and stormy night... Viola walks in with her mysterious protector and finds an old man she's been told is called Dune. When she discovers he's actually Dun-Cadal, the war hero she's heard a lot about, she persuades him to begin talking.

The story jumps from the present, with Viola trying to get Dun-Cadal's help to find the sword of the Emperor, and the past, where he narrates some of his battles, and the events that lead to the fall of the empire.

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Title: The Starling God

Author: Tanya Sousa

Narrator: Tanya Sousa

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 21 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-09-14

Publisher: Forestry Press Inc

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Trying to make sense of humanity's quirky and often devastating behaviors, birds formed a religion complete with mythology, lore, and fissured beliefs. "This is dangerous territory you place your wings in, my starling friend." The goldfinch lowered his voice. "I feel something strange in the air ever since you came here. You aren't usual, and there is an energy growing in the air we breathe - like a berry on the vine. It's ripening, and when it's ready, there will be either a wonderful feast or poison."

The tenuous worldview of birds, and perhaps humans too, is about to be challenged by the coming of a Starling of Prophecy and the truth He is called to discover and ultimately share.

Members Reviews:

Great book with lovable characters

As an bird lover, I can easily get into this book and imagine how my aviary of birds might act in like. Well written and with a deep message that is conveyed well through the eyes of birds. Worth the read and is good for all ages.

Remembrance and Murmuration

When Mentor Diver commends SLâan and the entire murmuration of young, eager starlings, the sage teacherâs words as if âreviveâ the acolyte bird. âInstead of making music with our voices,â Mentor Diver workshops his fledgling charges, âwe make music by the power of our union.â It is a âmusicâ we witness of the starling flockâs flight. It is a âpowerâ created when the birds fly as with the âsame wing beats,â so the âair-soundâ they each play together and as one realizes a âunionâ as if of the very godsâ were harmonizing.

SLâanâs voice emerges during this âclassâ as a âstrange ringing out,â the young birdâs knowing without knowing that, with Mentor Diverâs tutelage, he is âseeing music instead of hearing it.â SLâan does not realize he must soon fly out into the world, alone, and actually live the sage philosophy Mentor Diver has illuminated. SLâan is the One, âchosenâ by starling lore, in fable, through tales passed down orally, as religion. He is growing into what he has learned, and must now experience that learning, both in the community of birds and alongside the society of people, embodying that knowledge he has always known, yet still needs remember.

The idea of knowledge and remembering breathes light throughout Tanya Sousaâs first novel, The Starling God. Sousaâs vision illuminates a collective memory that has been forgotten, imparted, teacher to learners through the workâs first few chapters, as in the style of Ishmael, through lectures delivered by Mentor Diver, and as in a classroom, except outdoors in the starlingsâ native setting, like in Jonathan Livingstone Seagull. But unlike in those anthropomorphic classics, Sousa asks that the reader see along with SLâan, who must not only recall his forgotten, embodied memory, but he must actually experience the learning he does not yet know he knows. SLâan must both fulfill his individual destiny as well as help the entire community redeem the music inside of each individual starling.

This music, Sousa shows, is of memory forgotten by all the birds.

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Title: Apocalyptic Montessa and Nuclear Lulu: A Tale of Atomic Love

Author: Mercedes M. Yardley

Narrator: Jorjeana Marie

Format: Unabridged

Length: 3 hrs and 59 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-21-14

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 5 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Her mama always said she was special. His daddy called him a demon. But even monsters can fall in love. Montessa Tovar is walking home alone when she is abducted by Lu, a serial killer with unusual talents and a grudge against the world. But in time, the victim becomes the executioner as 'Apocalyptic' Montessa and her doomed lover, 'Nuclear' Lulu, crisscross the country in a bloody, paranormal firestorm of revenge.

Members Reviews:

Beauty and the Beast and the Beast and the Beauty, sort of...

It's probably rude to start off by mentioning another author, but here I go. I recently discovered the writings of Laird Barron. At last,something new and different. I ran through his work like lightning and thought I would not find anything that good for a while. Along comes Mercedes M. Yardley and her seductively titled novella, "Apocalyptic Montessa and Nuclear Lulu: A Tale of Atomic Love." I began reading and I was stunned. First of all, her writing is to die for, her style and use of prose is like no other I have read. It is seductive and compelling, hypnotic even.

As the tale began, I thought, "great, my favorite mythic theme, beauty and the beast." I actually cheered at Montessa's acceptance of her apparent fate, death at the whim of a serial killer. She baffles her abductor through her absence of abject terror and her refusal to beg for her life. Lulu, or Lu, as he is known at this point in the story, simply doesn't know what to make of this. So, Montessa = Beauty; Lu = Beast. Simple, right. I don't want to retell the whole story here. Through her extraordinary storytelling skills and her beautifully twisted psyche, Ms Yardley unwinds a story in which Lu,the Beast,brings out the Beast in Montessa and she brings our the Beauty in Lulu, as Montessa has now named him. That Yardley accomplishes this while telling the story of two serial killers is a literary feat the likes of which I have never before seen.

This is brilliant prose, extraordinary storytelling. Hate, revenge, fear, sorrow, regret, tragedy and triumph are all woven skillfully into this glorious novella. I admit, it is not for the faint of heart, nor for those who fear the darkness in their own souls. It is for anyone who loves superb writing with a taste for the unusual. Think H. Ellison, Robert Bloch, et al. Think about reading something the likes of which you have never read before. I can't wait to get caught up with her other short stories. Her first novel is coming. It can't get here soon enough.

Highest recommendation: don't miss this one!

Absolutely astounding

Life isnât always cut-and-dry. Sometimes, the most terrible of circumstances can directly lead to the most wondrous acts of creation. A personal tragedy can spur an artist to craft their lifeâs seminal work. Addiction can result in the addict steering an otherwise ill-fated existence onto a path of hopefulness. Society can rally around a national catastrophe, bringing people together, opening up pathways to communication and goodwill. This is true even on a cosmic scale, when something as violent as the Big Bang leads to the creation of life, itself.

And sometimes, an abused woman and a serial killer can find love, because existence can be the darkest of jokes, whose punch-line is hidden beneath layer after layer of human frailty.

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Title: The Shadow Academy

Author: Adrian Cole

Narrator: Graham Vick

Format: Unabridged

Length: 11 hrs and 44 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-15-14

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

In a world no more than a whisper away from our own, the Islands of Grand Britannia have been reduced by the ancient Plague Wars to a land of deep forests and a handful of small cities, governed by a powerful totalitarian Authority, based in the central city of Londonborough. Chad Mundy, a young teacher is sent to the remote city of Petra Dumnoniorum, to replace a colleague believed to have committed suicide. It soon becomes evident that there are darker, more sinister secrets locked up in the claustrophobic world of the Academy.

As Mundy unravels the treachery and deceits behind the Authority, himself threatened and ultimately hunted by the ruthless Enforcer, Deadspike, the world of the dissident pagans and their hopes for freedom are cruelly tested. Events rush toward a fateful confrontation between the totalitarian Authority and the insurgents, culminating at the Midsummer festival and coinciding with a storm that will ultimately lead to tragedy.

Members Reviews:

I gradually grew to enjoy this book. 3 1/2 stars, rounded up.

This book takes place in a future Grand Brittania after the Plague Wars have caused a worldwide collapse of civilization and dramatically reduced world population, while what little is known of what had happened is kept closely guarded, for the public's good, by the totalitarian Central Authority in Londonborough, which is concerned to protect GB from the expected Evropan invasion that has never comeâyet. The Historical Society does what it can in secret to find out and preserve what ancient knowledge it can, any way. The novel begins with a mysterious murder and coverup (It's SUICIDEâgot it? We know where your wife + kiddie live!) in the fortress-town school of Petra Dumnoniorum Academy, as the Way Things Are is gradually shown to the reader. There's quite a bit of hand-to-hand violence interspersed though out the book, along with some guns, and a bit of blackmail thrown in for good measure.

More than a third of the way in, no spoilers, but something happened that for a little while had me wondering what kind of book this was. It hadn't seemed to be fantasy up UNTIL this point, and it's not.

Although at first I found it hard to get into the book, partly because of the annoying PDF format provided, at some point I found myself drawn in, interested in the various characters, eager to learn more secrets. Another murder follows, cunningly blamed on the wrong people, to discredit them. Hidden knowledge must be unlocked. There's a clear split between the Christian Londonborough-based government who want knowledge controlled, and the outlying dissident heretical pagans who want to know as much as is possible about what REALLY happened before and during the Plague Wars. What exactly is the Daybreak project? (There's a tiny love interest, with a tiny triangle complete with crossed miscommunications, scarcely worth mentioning. If you like such stuff, it's thereâif not, it isn't large enough to detract from the whole.) The Epilogue, which is seemingly there to pull loose ends together, ends slightly abruptly.

I gradually grew to enjoy the book, and so will rate it at 3 1/2 stars, rounded up. I'm still not entirely sure why it has the title it doesâ

I received a free uncorrected proof advance reading copy (ARC) through the LibraryThing Early Reviewer Program.

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Title: Drawing Dead

Subtitle: A Tale of Poker and Vampires

Author: Scott Mckenzie

Narrator: Alex Hyde-White

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 47 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-09-14

Publisher: Scott McKenzie

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 7 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Eddie Nelson is a professional poker player, testing his skills in Las Vegas at the World Series of Poker for the first time. Unfortunately, he's on the worst run of his life and can't afford his buy-in to the Main Event. Then he meets a shadowy figure called Raphael who offers to back him for a 50/50 split of any winnings. But if he loses, he has to play in a private tournament of Raphael's choosing. . .

Drawing Dead is a tale of poker and vampires by Scott McKenzie, author of One Day in Gitmo Nation, Death by Autopen and Rebirth.

Members Reviews:

Vampires and poker - a deadly combination

This story is a good example of the classic make a deal with the devil theme. It was well written, well performed and entertaining,

Vampires And Poker

What about Alex Hyde-Whites performance did you like?

Mr. Alex Hyde-White knows how to keep a listening audiences interest. With his many voices and suspenseful in tune characters, he makes your audio book listening experience top notch.

Any additional comments?

Eddie Nelson has an online gambling addiction that will bring him to the ultimate poker game. If you like poker, and you like a different sort of twist on the vampire story, then you will enjoy this listen. This is the underground world of gambling, where not everyone will walk away alive. "Drawing Dead," the perfect title.

Vamps & Vegas

What made the experience of listening to Drawing Dead the most enjoyable?

The final poker game.

What other book might you compare Drawing Dead to and why?

I'm going to skip this question for now. Nothing is coming immediately to mind.

Which character as performed by Alex Hyde-White was your favorite?

Eddie Nelson, the main character.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Nope. But that's OK.

Any additional comments?

The story is told using a few flashbacks to bring the reader up to date on how Eddie Nelson got to this deplorable state. A Brit, he and his girlfriend came to Las Vegas for a vacation. He returned home to nurse his blossoming addiction for on-line poker. That on-line addiction grew to playing in live tournaments. Soon, he was playing professionally, and living by himself. Fast forward to present day and Eddie has been on a losing streak for weeks now. Hes out of money, considering who he can call to wrangle a plane ticket home when a sketchy stranger buys him a beer. Raphael wants to stake him in a high-stakes game. If Eddie wins, he gives half his winnings to Raphael. If he loses, then Eddie has to do Raphael a favor and play in a private poker tournament.

This tale started off a little slow for me and I think that is because I dont play poker and some of the lingo was lost on me. There was a quick run down of game rules and terms at the beginning of the book, but such a list is hard to absorb in audio form. Anyway, the story does pick up with the flashbacks of Eddie spiraling into the poker addiction whirlpool. I really enjoyed watching Eddie go from a winning high to another high to another high and then the bum of a loss, and then another loss, and finally to the point where Raphael finds him.

And I guess I am free to talk about the Las Vegas vampire aspect since there is line about these poker vampires in the books description. The vampires dont show up until about half way through the book.

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Title: Jane

Subtitle: Vampire Assassin Series, Books 2-4

Author: Samantha Warren

Narrator: Emily Gittelman

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 52 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-03-14

Publisher: Samantha Warren

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

The life she once knew is over. The love of her life is dead (for the second time), and his last act saved her from the same fate. Now Jane has to learn to cope with her new-found abilities and the trials that come along with them.

This compilation includes three novellas in the Jane series:

Vampire Assassin, the first novella in the series, is available on all formats.

Members Reviews:

switch bait

read book,excellent! wanted to learn more on how this character came to be but the books took a totally different course if you're one need to find out how she became a loan assassin this is not going to answer your questions this moves on to tell you how she became a second time bride family member and into a war where it is in a cliffhanger not once owl she became a loan assassin so waste of time and money! you're better off stopping here

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Title: A Very Maxie Christmas

Author: Melissa L. Webb

Narrator: April-Ann Tass

Format: Unabridged

Length: 41 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-12-14

Publisher: Melissa L Webb

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

It's Christmastime for L.A.'s newest witch, but all Maxie wants to do is Bah Humbug her way through it. This will be her first Christmas without her parents and her friends have been called away. She thinks it's a blue, blue holiday until things get worse.

Katelyn, one of the Hotel DenMark maids, was just dumped by her fiancé on Christmas Eve. She's a sobbing mess and Maxie knows how it feels. After all, her fiancé broke up with her in a restaurant.

Maxie decides it might be time to meddle again. She's got a few spells up her sleeve to insure Katelyn gets her man back. After all, there's no point in both of them being miserable for Christmas.

Members Reviews:

Very cute!

Maxie just wants to be happy at Christmas and the same for her friends. When a little magic doesn't turn out the way she planned, Maxie feels disappointed. But the man with the white beard and jolly laugh gives her a Christmas she'll never forget.

Cute Story

The Maxie shorts are all very cute but I can't wait for a new Maxie book.

This short is about about family and friends at Christmas and realising that what you think is best is not always the case. A cute and happy story.

It's Okay

Eh. Not good, not bad. A good fluff book to kill a few minutes time.I would not recommend it, but I don't hate it. Be sure to buy on sale though.