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Stand-Alone Full Length Story
Fantasy
Twisty Mystery
Twisty Mystery
Romance
Character Growth
A Mix of Historical and Tech
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With Audio Performed by Amy Shiels & Elizabeth Knowelden
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A fantasy stand-alone...not something you see too often...is it? This is one of the reasons I really liked this. The other is how compelling listenable I found this, with a mix of dystopian, fantasy and a splash of futuristic-techy thrown in. I do love those sort of mixes. Four Dead Queens is not without its flaws, but for the most part, I found them easily discountable. Maybe, the MC, Keralie is a bit unlikable...but she does grow as a person. And, also the world-building felt a tad incomplete overall, but still, easily dismissable. The mystery was well articulated, at least for me it was. Overall, an enjoyable story and one I recommend.
One of the narrators is the voice of Keralie (Amy Shiels), and the other is the voice of everyone else, including each of the four queens and a couple of others (Elizabeth Knowelden). They were both pretty good and of course, I liked that the book had two different narrators. For the story, this worked perfectly.
One of the narrators is the voice of Keralie (Amy Shiels), and the other is the voice of everyone else, including each of the four queens and a couple of others (Elizabeth Knowelden). They were both pretty good and of course, I liked that the book had two different narrators. For the story, this worked perfectly.
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☆4.3☆STARS - GRADE=A-
๏ Breakdown of Ratings ๏
Plot⇝ 4.3/5
Narration Performance⇝ 5/5
Narration Performance⇝ 5/5
Main Characters⇝ 4.5/5
Secondary Characters⇝ 5/5
The Feels⇝ 4.3/5
Pacing⇝ 5/5
Addictiveness⇝ 5/5
Theme or Tone⇝ 4.2/5
Flow (Writing Style)⇝ 4.7/5
Backdrop (World Building)⇝ 4.3/5
Originality⇝ 4/5
Ending⇝ 4.7/5 Cliffhanger⇝ Nope!
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Book Cover⇝ Absolutely love it!
Setting⇝ Quadara
Source⇝ Audiobook (Library)
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