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Magic Breaks (Dramatized Adaptation)

By: Ilona Andrews
Narrated by: Michael Glenn, Gregory Linington, Chris Davenport, Kenyatta Rogers, full cast, Tanja Milojevic, Emlyn McFarland, Anthony Palmini, Robb Moreira, Richard Rohan, Jon Vertullo, Nora Sofyan
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No matter how much the paranormal politics of Atlanta change, one thing always remains the same in this #1 New York Times bestselling series: if there’s trouble, Kate Daniels will be in the middle of it…

As the mate of the Beast Lord, Curran, former mercenary Kate Daniels has more responsibilities than it seems possible to juggle. Not only is she still struggling to keep her investigative business afloat, but she must now deal with the affairs of the Pack, including preparing her people for attack from Roland, a cruel, ancient being with godlike powers.

As Roland’s long shadow looms ever nearer, Kate is called to attend a gathering of leaders from Atlanta’s supernatural factions. When one of the Masters of the Dead is found murdered by a shapeshifter, Kate is given less than twenty-four hours to hunt down the killer. And this time, if she fails, she’ll find herself embroiled in a war that could destroy everything she holds dear.

This dramatized audiobook also includes 2 short stories: Prequel and Jim's POV.

Performed by Nora Sofyan, Michael Glenn, Jon Vertullo, Gregory Linington, Tanja Milojevic, Chris Davenport, KenYatta Rogers, Anthony Palmini, Robb Moreira, Emlyn McFarland, Richard Rohan, Kelly Baskin, Nick J. Russo, James Konicek, Christopher Graybill, James Lewis, Troy Allan, Nathaniel Priestly, Damon Alums, Mort Shelby, Rose Elizabeth Supan, Colleen Delany, Todd Scofield, Shanta Parasuraman, Elena Anderson, Yasmin Tuazon, Amanda Forstrom, Ren Kasey, Matthew Schleigh, Karen Novack, Tyler Hyrchuk, Daniel Llaca, Lolita Horne, Henry W. KRamer, Joe Mallon, Nazia Chaudhry, K'lai Rivera, Christopher Williams, Sheree Wichard, Elias Khalil, Debi Tinsley, Triya Leong, Jonathan David Bullock, Andrew James Spooner, Rayner Gabriel, Eric Messner, Nicole Perez, Megan Hastie, and Marni Penning.

©2014 Ilona Andrews (P)2024 Graphic Audio LLC
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Amazing!!!

In an attempt to avoid spoilers, I’m going to be vague in my review. This book all the action! The individual story in this book was intriguing and twisty, plus the continuation of the ongoing storyline was so interesting. Relationships between the main characters with some of the side characters continue to develop. This book explained more about some characters and some took action and redeem themselves, in my eyes. Some characters’ actions were despicable and I thought they were worse than I had after reading in previous books.

I enjoyed everything about this book and this series. I have re-discovered these books thanks to the new GraphicAudio narrations. They truly bring the characters and the stories to life in a real way. Highly recommend!!

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Excellent as expected

I loved this so much! 💕💕💕I can't wait for book 8! They did an incredible job with this one. I really wish they would make a Graphic Audio version of "Iron and Magic" too!🥰💕

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Daddy’s home! Does the 🍎 fall far from the 🌳?

Curran: “I’m going to kill him!”
Kate: “Dibs.”
Finally, in Book 7, Kate Daniels and her dad meet. This fails as a standalone; you really need to read the prior books to enjoy this one because the best parts are the ways the characters grow and interact.
But trust me- working thru from book 1 is worth it.

“If you ever decide on a career change, I would avoid motivational speaking.”
Especially in the first half, the story was rather depressing. Kate and company face ever growing dangers without the presence of Curran, Jim, or Raphael. Every confrontation is met with pain, loss, and failure. And there’s lots of exposition, soliloquy’s, and philosophical discussions between various characters on the meaning of life, revenge, and power.

The resolution of the main plot was also a bit frustrating- without the cathartic, and gigantic, kicking of asses that I’ve come to expect from Kate and Curran. Don’t get me wrong, there’s still some battle, blood, and sass. But it still felt like the climax deflated like a balloon. Maybe it’s because it was like the Kate Daniels show… with her singlehandedly winning battles instead of the team (or pack) effort that I’ve come to expect.

It’s ironic. Book 7 is like the penultimate story, offering an end to several story arcs begun in
Book 1 (Kate meets her dad, Atlanta learns who Kate is, and course changing decisions are made).
Yet it wasn’t the ending I enjoyed, it was the journey... or rather the side stories and mini-capers.

Derek: “How do you want to do this?”
Ascanio: “I can give it a shot.”
Derek: “Sit your A down, Don Juanabe!”
My favorite parts were the humor and action sequences, like the Ascanio and Derek banter,
Dessandra’s craziness, or getting to know Gastec. Several of the reveals, like when Gastec finally sees what Kate can do with vampires, had me grinning and savoring the surprise bombs. Drop the mic Kate!

Kate: “Before you start dancing, know we don’t have any cash.”
Dessandra: “Woo! Take it off!”
All in all, not in my top 3 for this series, and yet still an outstanding listen. The graphic audio version of the book shortens the length by a third (almost five hours worth). Plus, I loved the bonus scenes from Curran’s and then Jim’s POV.

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