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The Crown of Light

Lightness Saga, Book 1

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The Crown of Light

By: Stacey Marie Brown
Narrated by: Jesse Vilinsky
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 A War is Brewing. Kennedy is one of the last known Druids. Wanted dead by the Seelie Queen and as a coveted asset to defeat this cruel ruler, Kennedy has become a mark. Especially by a sexy, merciless Dark Dweller, Lorcan Dragen. Kidnapped and taken prisoner, Kennedy's life takes a dramatic turn down a path she never imagined. Spending time with a man who killed her best friend's mother and her friend, she knows he is not someone she should care about. But the longer she spends with her enemy, the more her feelings blur the line between what is right and wrong, what is true and what is not. As her magic grows, so does the shy, nerdy girl, and she soon realizes nothing on a list or in a book will prepare her for what is ahead. Even her own feelings.©2017 Stacey Marie Brown (P)2017 Stacey Marie Brown Dark Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Paranormal
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I wasn't going to give a five star review but because it made me cry, laughed, mad and swoon that I gave it a five star rating. I loved Amber and Eli's books so I bought this and I'm not disappointed, well except for what happened to Jared and Owen and also the way Kennedy was acting hot and cold , it was frustrating. All un all it was an amazing book thanks to the brilliant voice of Jesse Vilinsky she is fantastic a five star performance.

***Heart Wrenching***

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Two things wrong:
- The narrator sounds YOUNG, like a 14 year old. Considering the heroine has sex and we are expected to take her seriously, this was a problem for me. Having said that, the narrator does do a good job with different voices, pacing and inflection (except the heroines’ whining).
- the hero was great, but everyone else was painful. Especially the lead female, as the book progressed. I was cheering on the opposing side, wishing someone would just kill her already.

I read to about 90%, then deleted it in annoyance

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