Blood Drive

Anna Strong, Vampire, Book 2

By: Jeanne C. Stein

Narrated by: Dina Pearlman

Anna Strong was a tough-as-nails bounty hunter, until the night she was attacked-and changed forever. Now a vampire, Anna discovers that her long-dead brother may have had a daughter - and the girl's in serious trouble. There are some very dangerous people after her, but they're about to learn that to a bounty hunter with an unnatural thirst for blood, even the deadliest human predators are easy prey.

Listen to more of Anna Strong.©2007 Jeanne C. Stein (P)2010 Audible, Inc.

Another winner!!!

What made the experience of listening to Blood Drive the most enjoyable?

Having the same narrator Dina Pearlman preform the book!

What did you like best about this story?

How it keeps you caught up to wait and hear what the character will do next. thinking or speaking outloud - watch out!

Have you listened to any of Dina Pearlman’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Book one: the becoming

Any additional comments?

Yes onto book 3

Love Love Love Anna Strong

What did you love best about Blood Drive?

Everything, it's a great series, if you like UF it's a must read or listen.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Blood Drive?

There's wasn't one moment in the book, love the whole book/series

What does Dina Pearlman bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

She's a great Narrator, 5 stars all the way

needs a new narrator

as in book one, the story is good but narration is killing it, of course now i'm hooked to the storyline,I'll just have to bear it.....my advice, listen to the sample first see if you can take the tone of the narrator first..

A good solid story

This is a average Vampire story. I enjoyed the book but got uninterested in parts.

narrator is awful

Would you listen to Blood Drive again? Why?

Maybe, once I forget the plot line. The narration was so awful, it's distracting from the story. She doesn't sound like the character speaking, just someone reading the story, and not well at that.

How could the performance have been better?

The narrator could have actually embodied and enlivened the less character.

Any additional comments?

The author makes the characters quite introspective, and explains too much using self talk of Anna's character rather than showing with her actions and dialogue. Please, please, replace the narrator so the remaining books aren't ruined for me.