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A review by the_wistful_word_witch
Blood and Wrath by Rumer Hale
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
hopeful
mysterious
sad
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
Nice and spicy with a lot of fluff interspersed with battle scenes. Still don't know what Kiarra is, but I'm guessing she's a princess of the Underworld.
My biggest issue with the audiobook is that they clearly went to the effort of hiring multiple voice actors, but instead of having them all play their own parts, even in chapters from another character's perspective, that chapter's voice actor voices all the characters in it - so you've got Scarlett Everdeen doing the men's voices in Kiarra's chapters, and the male voice actors doing all the male voices in the chapters from one of the Pack's perspectives - which also means that characters get different voices depending on who is voicing the chapter. For example, it's really distracting to have Kai have a deep voice in one chapter and a high male voice in another, and then Scarlett Everdeen voicing him in yet another.
My biggest issue with the audiobook is that they clearly went to the effort of hiring multiple voice actors, but instead of having them all play their own parts, even in chapters from another character's perspective, that chapter's voice actor voices all the characters in it - so you've got Scarlett Everdeen doing the men's voices in Kiarra's chapters, and the male voice actors doing all the male voices in the chapters from one of the Pack's perspectives - which also means that characters get different voices depending on who is voicing the chapter. For example, it's really distracting to have Kai have a deep voice in one chapter and a high male voice in another, and then Scarlett Everdeen voicing him in yet another.