I wanna start by saying that I love the story and I plan on continuing on with the series, but wow, Daphne is a little bit ridiculous. It’s a shame.ĭaphne, rich woman who hates rich people. ::sigh:: I believe the remaining books are months away from landing here. I truly hope that once the remaining 2 books are released here at Audible, I will have not given up on this entirely. I’m envious of those who find this trilogy after all 3 books have released in audio. So, spend the credit if you are capable of waiting. This was worth a credit…and more! BUT, be warned, as I type this review, only part 1 has been released as of now…and this is a story you’ll want ALL of at once. I don’t believe anyone could have narrated her better. Stephanie Rose, as well, was the perfect choice for Daphne. It’s one of the best performances I’ve heard to date. He grasped the character of Emerson and performed it flawlessly. (Can we please normalize all audio of a duet or trilogy be released simultaneously? The slow trickle is a way to lose listeners.) Aaron Shedlock is AMAZING in this. This sociopath wrapped in a cloak is a tantalizing pull. I anxiously await the remaining 2 books of the trilogy to be released in audio. Emerson is a mystery I want to solve-but also one I don’t believe can be. This is such a beginning of something so deep, dark, and intriguing.
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