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Brothersong

Green Creek Series, Book 4

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Brothersong

By: TJ Klune
Narrated by: Kirt Graves
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In the ruins of Caswell, Maine, Carter Bennett learned the truth of what had been right in front of him the entire time. And then it - he - was gone.

Desperate for answers, Carter takes to the road, leaving family and the safety of his pack behind, all in the name of a man he only knows as a feral wolf. But therein lies the danger: wolves are pack animals, and the longer Carter is on his own, the more his mind slips toward the endless void of Omega insanity.

But he pushes on, following the trail left by Gavin.

Gavin, the son of Robert Livingstone. The half-brother of Gordo Livingstone.

What Carter finds will change the course of the wolves forever. Because Gavin's history with the Bennett pack goes back further than anyone knows, a secret kept hidden by Carter's father, Thomas Bennett.

And with this knowledge comes a price: The sins of the fathers now rest upon the shoulders of their sons.

Contains mature themes.

©2020 TJ Klune (P)2020 Tantor Paranormal Paranormal Romance Romance Wolf
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Just when Carter Bennett realised he loved the big timber wolf, his father took Gavin from the Bennett pack. Now Carter is leaving his cherished pack / family to find Gavin and bring him home. But is he succeeds, will it just bring more danger to the pack? This was long (522 pg, nearly 20 audio hrs), it creaked under the weight of its heavy thoughts and memories, but it was also so incredibly moving with such captivating action scenes that it was worth every minute. I cried through whole passages as once again the Bennett pack, who have suffered through so much, rose up again to fight the evil threatening their friends, family and homelands. This has been a fiercely beautiful series and TJ Klune pulled together the stories and characters from each of the previous books to complete the saga in a very heartwarming and satisfying way. Kirt Graves’ audio narration has been phenomenal throughout this series and I suspect the sheer length of this and the fact that it is lighter on dialogue and action and heavier on monologue made it more of a challenge, but it’s a challenge he met perfectly.

It made my heart go thump, thump, thump!

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The narrator in this book really brought it to life for me.
Having read the first three Green Creek books on kindle, I switched to an audio book for the last one for a road trip I was taking and it had me sobbing, and laughing, and sobbing again.
The story was incredible and the narrator made it so much more!

This book was everything…

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Audio performance absolutely wonderful. What a great way for me to laugh and cry my way through the final book.

Each character was in my mind , even though it’s been a while since I read Ravensong. As always, tj Kline brings characters and a story that are monumental and yet so intimate as Carter, number one son searches out Gavin, son of the monster, Livingstone.
I found his search as exhausting for me as it was for Carter, so intense was the writing.
The joy when his beloved pack find him was a joy for me as well.
I think this is Tj’s greatest talent. Through him we live his characters’ lives and emotions. This was the case in this book. I felt everything intensely as I followed Carter and Gavin and the Bennet Pack.
Thank you.

What a fitting end to a wonderful series!

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Really enjoyed this series. There is a bit of everything. Loved the writing and the narration. Comedy and sadness but mostly family and community love. Would definitely recommend.

Great series

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loved it cried laughed I hope we can all find our pack.an incredible journey taken

a wonderful series

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Fantastic, I hope there's more of the Bennett pack and Co. The story of Gavin and Carter and all coming together is so well written, loved it.

Pack pack pack

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A wonderful conclusion to the Green Creek series. I was mildly disappointed in the climax as there was a lot of buildup on what might have been a somewhat epic battle - which landed a little flat in my opinion. But the book as a whole was fantastic and Gavin and Carter's story round out the Bennett Pack beautifully.
I found the unravelling of the storylines and the tying up of all the loose ends highly satisfying and the name of the book became so much more meaningful as the story unfolded. A masterpiece of writing.
And once again, Kirt Graves does a magnificent job bringing these voices to life.

So many layers!

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Narration of a wide range of characters was distinctive and contributed substantially to the success of the book.
Quiet touching and emotive where required. Detailed and expressive.

Brothersong

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I laughed, I cried, I hooted and I screamed at the car to the characters as I followed them through a universe I so desperately wish I could be part of. I cannot recommend this series enough to get to know each character and feel part of pack, pack, pack.

Incredible Series

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I have one negative thing to say about Brothersong and that’s that it’s the end of the series (so far as we know anyway) and I can never know these books again for the first time, and that’s something I envy every new reader of any book of TJ Klune. He has a way with words yes, but he has a way with his characters that turns them into something more. They’re all heart and feeling and pain and fury and raw, raw emotion. They move from being people you don’t know on page one to being your friends, brothers, loves, mother, neighbours, the guy you have a crush on who makes your coffee in the morning, the girl you’ll end up marrying but don’t know it yet, packpackpack. And you will smile at their wins and cry at their losses even if you’re on a packed train or in the line at the bank.
I can’t remember if Wolfsong was my first foray into the wonders of Klunes writing but I think it was, and then I had to wait for years, YEARS I tell you, because Ravensong wasn’t available in English as an audiobook or a physical book in print anywhere on the planet of Earth where I’m from (I don’t know why that was but it damn near drove me to drink…more) but in the meantime I listened to or read (or both) everything else he had out that I could get my hands on and I’m going to suggest two other series of his here for anyone who wants more of his work.
The first is The Tales of Verania series which I have to say firstly must be listened to because it’s one of the funniest audiobooks I’ve ever listened to and it’s a combination of Klunes writing and Michael Leslie’s narration. But like all Klunes work it’s also full of striped bare raw emotion and that comes through so well with Leslie’s narration.
The second series is Bear, Otter and the Kid. Both these series, actually everything I’ve read of Klunes and I think that’s everything except his last book now, has the same level of depth of character that I mentioned above. Once you start, you won’t want to stop and you’ll be burning through your audible credits in a flash.

Because it’s god dam TJ Klune

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