Whispers of the Moon

Witch, Warlock and Vampire, Book 39

By: H.P. Mallory

Narrated by: Logan Anare

Length: 5 hrs and 23 mins

Publisher's summary

Sometimes ignorance is bliss...

When Emma finds herself face to face with her father, a man she hasnt seen since she was a girl, shell find her emotions all over the place. But when Emma realizes her father isnt alone and that the Unseelie Fae, Black Annis, is by his side, she realizes things are about to go from bad to worse.

Meanwhile, Rowan is stuck at Kinloch Kirk where Nyx is busily trying to open a portal to Faery so Mathilda can be saved from certain death. Making the process even more difficult is the fact that everyone at Kinloch Kirk is under attack by the Vryloka. But, what Rowan isnt betting on is the arrival of the two people she never thought shed see together again.

Bryn and Sinjin return to Kinloch Kirk to find it under attack by the Vryloka. Its an all-out war between the creatures of the sky and Laucian, Nyx, ORourke, and the otherseach seeking to keep Rowan safe. And when Sinjin finds himself reunited with his daughter, it will be the most touching of moments.

With Morse by her side, Jolie decides to face the truth in whats become of Rand. After being told countless horror stories from Bryn, Jolie decides the time has come to find out whats true and whats an exaggeration. However, when she finds herself face to face with Rand, shes confused because it seems as though he doesnt see her? But how can that be possible?

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These Whispers Roar in an Epic Finale

This review is not as flashy or elegant as my other ones even though this book deserves the praise. With this being the sweeping finale of a nine book series, it will be hard not to spoil anything,

Seeing how all the characters come together for the final conflict battle is well worth the wait. Although, personally, I felt the resolution came out of no where. Some storylines were more clean than others. With fourteen characters POVs alone, I can understand there is a lot to wrap up.

Sinjin and Brin I feel had the best arc when it comes to a satisfying completion.
My heart goes out to Mores.
The Queen’s love triangle is very conflicting to my heart, especially with our opening twist with the series main baddie.
Still love Emma, I would love a series of her and Stone! Or Emma finishing her time at the magical academy; I miss that place.
Rowan’s story went differently than how I would have liked, but she’s a great girl.
Nyx and Pagon still have the spark.
And Odrin, although not in it much, is a hoot! I want a book with him too!

I will say, some of the writing and wording in this one, especially the first few chapters, was overly dragged out and had more talking/explication where showing could have been more effective.

I could have easily seen this been explored more in one more book so the training for the final battle could be more fleshed out. These characters are BA warriors and deserve to show it more.

The true gem of this audiobook series was Logan Anare and how he brought this story to life with his array of emotions, bountiful accents that transport you into this word, and connecting to the characters to the point you feel you know them. Ms. Mallory knew he was the only one for this job.

All in all, this was a great book, a great series, and great adventure with memorable characters,