It Started in Budapest

Romance on the Orient Express

By: Julie Daines

Narrated by: Noah Wall

Molly Cooper is haunted by one simple fact: it is her fault her twin brother, Matthew, has spent his life trapped in a frail body while she has thrived. Deep in her heart, she knows he can’t hold on much longer....

In her desperation to save her brother, Molly finds inspiration in an unlikely source: the newly published novel Dracula. When her family embarks on the Orient Express to seek treatment for Matthew in Bulgaria, Molly is prepared to set her plan in motion: she will sneak away from her parents and journey alone to Transylvania, where she will seek a vampire, whose blood can make her brother immortal. Molly’s rash plan is going flawlessly - until she encounters Percy Hunt, a handsome American traveler running from the shadows of his own past.

When he discovers Molly’s plan, Percy’s concern for the naive young woman leaves him no choice but to accompany her on her strange quest. But neither Percy nor Molly is prepared for the feelings that quickly grow between them or for the death-defying escapade that awaits.

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Loved this book!!!

At first I wasn’t sure I was going to like this one. I thought it was going to be like Murder On the Orient Express, but it surprised me. I loved how she was doing everything she could to save her brother even going after #%*># and in the end he……. Can’t wait to read the next ones in the series.

Nice Light Read

Well .. it was nice and short, and it did have an interesting idea .. but maybe because it was too short that I couldn't enjoy it to the fullest
The Story is about Molly, she has a twin brother who is sick from birth and she is determined to find a cure for him .. so one day she reads about Dracula who lives in Transylvania and she takes a train to find him and take his blood and make her brother immortal .. then she meets Mr.Hunt in the train and be decides to join her in the adventure and it will be more exciting than they both thought
I liked the overall atmosphere for the book since I love trains .. but Molly was really getting on my nerves with her stupidity .. so yeah

The narrator was nice to listen to, but sometimes she became monotone