Oberon Academy: The Complete Series

De: Wendi L. Wilson

Narrado por: Heather Costa

Duración: 23 h y 26 m

Resumen del Editor

Get all four books in the Oberon Academy series!

The Orphan: In a world where dark faeries have stepped in to save the planet from humanity's mistakes, seventeen-year-old December Thorne is nothing but a shadow. Offered a scholarship to the prestigious Oberon Academy, December finds herself living in a whole new world.

The Zephyr: After a tragic loss, Crispin Jonas took over the role of mentor, pushing December to practice things beyond the standard Oberon Academy lessons on being a good Sylphid. She could let her darker half take over and guide her actions, or she could embrace the Sylphid inside her and live on the path of light. But were those her only two choices?

The Sylph: After surviving another face-off with Queen Sebille and discovering the truth about her past, December Thorne's life has changed dramatically. She finally has what she's always wanted . . . or does she?

The Queen: After so many surprises and truths revealed, December just wants her life to settle down into some sort of normalcy. When one of her own is taken by the Zephyr queen, December must take action. The time for normalcy is over. It's time for war.

©2019 Wendi L. Wilson (P)2022 Tantor

Nice change of pace.

I really enjoyed the books. but at the end some of the dialogue was repeated over and over. and I couldn't believe they didn't think what was wrong in the last book. I won't say way what it was but to me it was obvious.
I would recommend.

Stale - tired storyline

The story itself was really predictable and feels a bit like “Fate-The Wynx Saga.” The characters were not truly believable and do not grow or develop that much over the series. Individually, though, each book is enjoyable for a nice escape if you just want fluff and can take it at face value for enjoyment. Performance is underwhelming, the reader portrays almost all the characters in the same way. I did enjoy that I didn’t have to pay close attention to the story and if I missed something, it didn’t take away from the story.

Narrators make the book!

The book was good because I was able to hang on and listen to it all the way through. However this navigator is not my favorite. Every character sounds like a nasally whiner, and that is the only difference between them.

very cute story

this was an easy listen, edge of the seat curiosity. while the voices didn't differ much it was still pretty captivating.

I find this story to move way too fast

as written in the title I loved the very start but after about an hour the story feels like it's been pushed in order to continue and story decisions are being made just because the author could make them.
a lot of plot points feel irrelevant and hastily made, the story itself feels random and heavily inspired by other famous fantasy stories.
the reader is fine but in comparison to other preferences I heard on audible this isn't as good as I expected, usually the reader brings different voices and different emotions to the characters of the book and I don't feel it happens here.

I really don't like to give that bad of a review and i wish I could say more positive things. but this is all I personally feel about this book.

True love without a mate bond.

I enjoyed the character development and the way the heroine had perseverance in every aspect of her life with exception to her social skills and the ability to deal with depression. Showing the lack of emotional control, because she had never been taught early in life shows how much “good” caregivers are needed in our homes, schools, and hospitals. The love story showed real people with real problems and how by the characters were determined to stand beside each other through it all. I look forward to reading more by this author.

Great series!

Story moved along a good pace, and the narrator did very well representing each character.

Teen Sexualized Harry Potter Lite

The writing is very simplistic and even rushed through most of the story. It’s obviously a female take on Harry Potter but lacks any of the nuance. It just sortof unfolds. And the first person isn’t doing it any favors. The whole thing comes off on the level of Twilight. And after book one it stays very sexualized. If the same energy could have been used for the rest of the narrative as was used for the innuendo it would have been a decent book. I’m sure that if I was a twelve year old girl this would have done the trick. But all things told I’m disappointed. I won’t listen past book two. It’s just not worth the time.

Performance is good story is lame

The performance is good, but half the story is filled with heavy making out and sexual teen encounters that don’t move the story along. Added for page length.