
Spells of Iron and Bone
Tarot Academy Series, Book 1
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Narrateur(s):
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Stephen Dexter
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Nicole Poole
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Auteur(s):
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Sarah Piper
À propos de cet audio
Magick is real. It's also highly illegal - not that I'm worried about that.
Sure, I heal faster than most, and I've got a sixth sense for brewing tea that can fix just about any problem, but my cafe isn't exactly a hotbed of paranormal activity. At least it wasn't...until some psycho attacked me and woke up the freaky, forbidden magick inside, earning me a one-way ticket to jail. Now, a covert magickal university is offering me a deal: my freedom in exchange for help with the Tarot prophecies - cryptic predictions they believe hold the key to stopping a deadly apocalyptic plot.
Predictions only I can decipher. Because the witch who divined them? She died years ago. I should know. She was my mother.
Grab your grimoires, girls. Magick school's officially in session.
All I have to do now is master my crazy powers, decode the doomsday prophecies, outwit a mean-girl coven that puts the psycho in psychic, and survive the temptations of one very naughty professor and three scorching-hot, overprotective mages shadowing my every move.
There's only one problem. If I'm right about the prophecies? Survival isn't in the cards for any of us.
Contains mature themes.
©2019 Sarah Piper (P)2020 TantorNarrator killed this for me.
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Witches & mages
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This story is a reverse harem story . Heroine is Stevie.
Stevie weds to find out what is going on and why . Black Magic is following her. She was warned away from an academy by her mother. Her parents were killed . It seems Tarot cards are randomly showing up showing themselves to Stevie.
Stevie has no choice but to go to the Academy , a dark Mag framed Stevie for murdering her best friend. Once she gets to the Academy that where things really take off
The performance of Nicole Poole and Stephen Dexter was fantastic. The way they did each character was great. The voices are strong and addictive
Let the spell of a great listen get to you
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Very fun and entertaining
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Sexy and magical
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It was another disappointing book where it seems the author just writes without formulating an actual direction they wish to take the book so it becomes frustrating trying to figure it out. I swear sometimes I have to double check the authors are different because I’ve come across so many of these books that seems so cookie-cutter. A story of a girl who has no idea what she’s capable of or what she is because her mother shielded her from it then dies or disappears, leaving her defenseless, weak and ill prepared for a fight with powerful beings that always seem to come after her to kill her. She then finds herself in some environment where she is bossed around or bullied, only to manifest into someone that has amazing powerful powers, at the end, that make her super strong but not as strong as her protector(s) who always come to her rescue ...I don’t get it, what is the draw?
Come on, are you Kidding me? she has magical powers but she chooses to ignore a side of herself because her now dead mom said it was bad? I see a 12 year old to maybe a 15-year-old following those rules because they’re afraid to get in trouble but anyone older would be curious about their magic. I don’t get why we still have to peddle this concept of ignorance is bliss until it really isn’t and then looking for outside sources to help when in fact these girls could be bada**es from the start. what would the story look like if she already had skills before all of this nonsense started ...it would be epic, even if she ended up at the school. I think of the book “the chosen” where she’s forced to be under someone else’s rules but still she’s a bad a**.
Is it the cost of narrators that are driving authors to choose incorrectly? do the narrators not have to give a sample? just because someone has a good voice does not make them a good narrator. In this particular book the narrator has a very mature sounding voice. This book didn’t need someone that sounded like they were 16 but it definitely didn’t need someone that sounded like they were 40.
another cookie cutter disappointing book
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Subpar narration by Nicole Poole (reading from Stevie's perspective) and Stephen Dexter (doing the male parts) contributed to my "Meh" evaluation of the book, too. Both are undeniably professional - and backed up by creditable technical support from Tantor Audio engineers - but Dexter overdramatizes dialogue and Poole often sounds disinterested (at times, it's pretty clear that she's reading a book lying open on her lap).
Altogether, I can't rate 'Spells Of Iron And Bone' any higher than 4.5 stars out of 10. As a 'Plus' selection (included with my subscription), it was a passable diversion, I guess - but you would have to be a diehard fan of the YA Fantasy/Reverse Harem genres to invest a Credit on it.
[NOTE: When Stevie described herself as having a "Lady Boner" over having a bunch of tea fixings, I audibly groaned. It became evident that stuff this sophomoric just isn't for me]
Juvenile *Embarrassed Giggling* Teen Fantasy
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