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A review by elylibrarysec
Heart of the Devil by Meghan March
5.0
This story starts right from where Luck Of The Devil left off. Going into this story is bittersweet since I know it’s the end of this latest trilogy from an author who knows just how to grab her reader’s attention. This time Forge starts us off with thoughts from his past. We also get to hear Jericho’s pain. India Baptiste is nervous and you’ll feel that coming through your headphones. That’s something I don’t think you can feel when reading a book. And if you’ve listened to the first two books, you have to get this last in order to really get the full affect of who Jericho Forge and India Baptiste are.
Our narrators, Joe Arden and Erin Mallon, give the reader one more listen to the suspense that surrounds our characters. We get to hear the terror of what may have happened. We get to hear the emotion of someone who’s not sure of what they’ve seen. We get to hear as realization finally comes to light. We rely on our narrators to bring Ms. March’s words to life and one more time they did that in spades. They were also good at confirming my surprise because I never saw it coming. The ending was perfect for our main characters but I was left wondering if we’re going to see de Vere any time soon.
This is going to be a set that I can picture myself listening to more than once. But instead of waiting for the next one to come out, I have them all in one place so now I can just go from one to the next. At least until the next book(s) come out. Then that leaves me wondering who will the narrator(s) be. Thank goodness I have plenty of our author’s other material already in my listening library.
I voluntarily reviewed an Audiobook copy of this book.
Our narrators, Joe Arden and Erin Mallon, give the reader one more listen to the suspense that surrounds our characters. We get to hear the terror of what may have happened. We get to hear the emotion of someone who’s not sure of what they’ve seen. We get to hear as realization finally comes to light. We rely on our narrators to bring Ms. March’s words to life and one more time they did that in spades. They were also good at confirming my surprise because I never saw it coming. The ending was perfect for our main characters but I was left wondering if we’re going to see de Vere any time soon.
This is going to be a set that I can picture myself listening to more than once. But instead of waiting for the next one to come out, I have them all in one place so now I can just go from one to the next. At least until the next book(s) come out. Then that leaves me wondering who will the narrator(s) be. Thank goodness I have plenty of our author’s other material already in my listening library.
I voluntarily reviewed an Audiobook copy of this book.