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    The Magic Blood Trilogy (Urban Fantasy)
    The Magic Blood Trilogy (Urban Fantasy)
    The Magic Blood Trilogy (Urban Fantasy)
    Audiobook9 hours

    The Magic Blood Trilogy (Urban Fantasy)

    Written by S. A. Richards

    Narrated by Erin Bateman

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    About this audiobook

    The Magic Blood Trilogy (Bree Somner Chronicles Books 1-3)

    MAGIC BLOOD – PART 1

     

    She's on a mission…

    Betrayed by her ex who broke her heart and her trust, Bree Somner is focusing her energies on taking care of her family, surviving, and protecting humans from vampires, trolls and demons in the new droid-controlled world.

    After finding out she's half mage, Bree's got to hide her identity from witch hunters and the state while she proves her worth as a newly hired protector.

    Working with the Protection Agency for Humans, she's been tasked with finding the creature responsible for the string of deaths of human girls in the Forbidden Forest.

     Bree has to race against the clock to capture someone—or something—responsible before it's too late, with a sexy vampire watching her every move.

    MAGIC FATE – PART 2 

    Bree's brother, her only remaining family, has been kidnapped. She's racing against the clock to find him before he ends up in the Grey Area, the land of no return. 

    Nikolas tries to protect her, but his castle can only hold her for so long.

    As a new protector for humans, can she protect herself?

    MAGIC DESTINY – PART 3

     

    Bree finds out the high cost of betrayal. Not knowing who to trust, she realizes that everybody wants her…or they want her dead.

    Bree finds out there's more to her magic bloodline than she realized. Now she has to make a difficult choice before everyone she loves is taken away. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherS. A. Richards
    Release dateSep 18, 2019
    ISBN9781094240640
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    • 3/5
      Nothing ruins a book like a garbage narrator. No mam.

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    • 5/5
      This a awesome book. I really love the characters and people always say the world is heading towards the robots. I would recommend this book to alot of people. I love it if they made this until a tv movie or on the big screen. Keep up the great work and i can't wait to read more of your work.

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    • 1/5
      This story could be good but I can't even get past the beginning because the narrator is horrible is she reading an advertisement or the news let's have some emotions and correctly

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    • 3/5
      The story had promise, but the implementation was nearly boring. The book dragged in the same way as a 20hr flight, some highlights but mostly just filling in time.
    • 1/5
      Characters' knowledge/understanding is all over the place. One minute he knows who she is, the next chapter she's a 'mystery girl'. One paragraph she understands about her being a witch/mage, two later she's shocked by the revelation of being one.
    • 2/5
      I'm not trying to judge the story, this review is strictly about the narration. The narrator makes it very hard to listen to the story. One of the reasons I chose this book is because of the image on the cover, you don't find a lot of books with woc as the main character. The narrator's voice doesn't match that image, at all.