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Gods Reunited
- Tales from Olympus, Book 1
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Hollie Jackson
- Length: 4 hrs and 58 mins
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After thousands of years away from her home planet of Olympus, Artemis of the Hunt has finally returned to the Citadel. She brings with her hundreds of Olympian men rescued from the clutches of the Titans by the legendary Valkyrie, Kara the Wild One, along with a peace envoy of Asgard intent on coming to a peace accord and mutual defense pact with Olympus. Olympus comes under attack, and Artemis and the Asgard must stand against the oncoming enemy.
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Great spin-off series of The Valkyrie Chronicles!
- By Todd (Toad) Vogel on 12-27-18
- Gods Reunited
- Tales from Olympus, Book 1
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Hollie Jackson
Oh wow!
Reviewed: 02-23-19
Ms. Hollie’s performance is just.. wow! I just have no words. It’s been amazing listening to this and I’m sure I’ll be re-listening as I have done for past books!
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Flotilla: Making Waves
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Claire Buchignani
- Length: 6 hrs and 20 mins
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Lenore Statham, the runner for the Flotilla Project, had been at her lowest when as he was found by Angie Wells and Paya Doshi and brought into the fold. She learned how to be strong again and break the shackles her old life had hobbled her with. While Paya is out making waves in London, Lenore is assigned as the driver for the contractor, McGrath, who is renovating a building for the Flotilla, which will allow people who had fallen upon hard times to have a place to call their own. The problem? Lenore finds McGrath to be the most infuriating woman on the planet.
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Found family
- By Snow on 11-16-23
- Flotilla: Making Waves
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Claire Buchignani
Lovely
Reviewed: 06-08-18
This was a amazing to listen to something different yet fitting for the start of flotilla. Ms. Claire did an amazing job nailing how the characters would be and how they speak that it almost sounds like a movie to me. There are some tiny things that can be improved like how the men would speak but I can’t really hold that against this because the rest were fine. Give this a good listen while you drive or do some cleaning then you’re all set!
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Unleashed: Case of the Collie Flour
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Claire Buchignani
- Length: 5 hrs and 56 mins
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Finnegan May has always had a carefree life in New York. Her love of animals landed her in a unique job as the premiere dog walker to the rich and famous in the city that never sleeps. She winds up in the middle of a murder investigation when one of her clients winds up dead, and the police are looking at her as the prime suspect. Fin must deal with being investigated while keeping her appointments with all of her waggy-tailed clients.
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Wow! Just wow!
- By Krystal with a K on 05-05-18
- Unleashed: Case of the Collie Flour
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Claire Buchignani
Fine!
Reviewed: 03-03-18
Okay I really like this VA and I think she is perfect for Fin! I like the tone of her voice and how she really gets into the scene! The story itself was amazing and with this VA it made listening to it a blast!
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Raven Maid
- Out of the Darkness - New Sentinels, Book 2
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Allyson Voller
- Length: 5 hrs and 15 mins
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Adelaide Oliver, raised in the bayou in New Orleans, flees the Big Easy to Seattle, when she believes she is seeing things and losing her mind. What she doesn't realize is that she is a Raven Maid, a secret of the Voodoo, or Vodoun, faith. She walks the path between this world and the next, guiding lost souls to their final destination, whether that be the wayward spirit's idea of heaven or hell. But what happens when a soul doesn't wish to leave the mortal realm?
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Soc au lait
- By Kitt on 09-09-17
- Raven Maid
- Out of the Darkness - New Sentinels, Book 2
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Allyson Voller
Soc au lait
Reviewed: 09-09-17
I really enjoyed this one I think Miss Voller has done quite a remarkable job with with her performance and I liked how she gave the characters different types of hmmm what's the word I'll just go with oomph. That gave the characters life. I'm looking forward to the next installment
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Soras
- Techromancy Scrolls, Book 2
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Hollie Jackson
- Length: 7 hrs and 59 mins
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Laney Herder and Lady Celeste are called upon by the Lupei of the Mountain Gypsies as their Soras to help free their leader who had been kidnapped, and to stop a war between the realms of Sparo and the Gypsies. Again, Laney is thrown into a world and politics that seem alien to her. She must follow her heart to do the right thing when all seems lost in a foreign land, when she stands against the swords of a nebulous enemy and the magic of one of the most powerful magic users of all time.
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I will not yield!
- By Kitt on 04-21-17
- Soras
- Techromancy Scrolls, Book 2
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Hollie Jackson
I will not yield!
Reviewed: 04-21-17
Would you listen to Soras again? Why?
of course i would listen again! I love Ms Hollie's performance once again as she breathes life into the characters. giving them their unique personalities.
Who was your favorite character and why?
hmmm... I have to say... Mother Ranelle. she has this kickass and playful personality that just keeps you engaged and laughing.
What about Hollie Jackson’s performance did you like?
I love that she gives each character their own personality which shines through in her performance. I like the attention to detail when it come to accents. I can see or rather hear that she really worked hard on this
If you could take any character from Soras out to dinner, who would it be and why?
oh my such a forward question... hmm if i were to pick one i would have to say... hmm... i can't seem to pick just one. Bex cause i want to learn more about his inventions and maybe we won't even eat dinner we'll just be tinkering with inventions. Laney cause I feel she would be really good company along with her wife Celeste. there's Sylvia who is also amazing. the children, because they are super cute! Dru because hey we might check out the waitress together. a conversation with Mother Udele would be super interesting too since i have a bunch of questions about the magik they have. Mother Ranelle because she's super fun! gah! so many characters i want to have dinner with! i can't just pick one, that is impossible!
Any additional comments?
please give this a listen to. the performance really is amazing and the story is something different and very enjoyable. 10/10 would listen again
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Djinn: Cursed
- New Sentinels, Book 1
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Allyson Voller
- Length: 5 hrs and 17 mins
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While out celebrating her 21st birthday, Angelina Drake finds herself immersed in a curse that goes back generations, to the time when the first Djinn terrorized the world. She has to fight for her life and her friends when an old evil comes knocking. The wishes of the people around her just complicate the situation as she can hear them all, spoken or not. When she finds herself with wings as a result of an errant wish, she must enlist the help of some new friends to try to end the curse that plagues her line.
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A whole new world
- By Kitt on 01-22-17
- Djinn: Cursed
- New Sentinels, Book 1
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Allyson Voller
A whole new world
Reviewed: 01-22-17
Get it? A whole new world? Cause it's about genies and wishing... no? Okay then. Ahem. Hmm how best to describe this... the story is amazing as always. The story of one angel and her little mouse as they they try not to get killed or captured by evil baddies while also dealing with the fact of a centuries old curse that is tied to angel in some way. (Trying not to give spoilers here) the voice acting is... different. Not bad at all I have just been used to one voice throughout the other books and hearing a different one, well my brain had to re-adjust. The performance itself really isn't bad and I thoroughly enjoyed the voices and accents. I think the narrator did a remarkable job with this one. So give it a hear and a read and enjoy :D
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Fixit
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Hollie Jackson
- Length: 1 hr and 10 mins
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This short novella follows Fixit, a worker on the surface of Tau Ceti Prime. She is an ace mechanic who keeps the automated harvesting machines in good running order. She has never missed a quota in her efforts help to feed all the people "topside" in the giant floating cities in the sky. She has to make her first trip to the technologically advanced cities for the first time in her life to make an emergency shipment to New Terra City because Betweeners had hijacked the prior shipment.
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Interesting World
- By Jim "The Impatient" on 04-21-17
- Fixit
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Hollie Jackson
"Thrilling!"
Reviewed: 12-28-16
Would you consider the audio edition of Fixit to be better than the print version?
considering i love reading and listening to books,I can't really compare the two in this way. I love reading the words taking my time to enjoy the scenery. I also love listening especially if the VA's bring something new to the stage. is it better? in some regards but I still love both platforms.
What did you like best about this story?
which to pick... I love a lot of stuff in this story the characters, the scenes. the adorable pingers! i would really like to see more, especially scenes with Vega and Vashon! can't wait for more
What about Hollie Jackson’s performance did you like?
oh man! everything! her voice just sounds perfect for Narrating and how she brings emotion is something else.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
I did listen to it in one sitting! it is that good!
Any additional comments?
I thoroughly enjoyed both reading and listening to this book and I'm sure you will too. this gets reader's seal of approval
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Wallflower
- Music of the Soul Shorts Book 2
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Hollie Jackson
- Length: 37 mins
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Best friends Katy and Leigh start college and it is a whole new terrifying universe for Leigh. She is extremely introverted and plagued with anxiety around other people, whereas Katy is fun, social and outgoing.
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Loved it so exciting
- By Kindle Customer on 03-05-16
- Wallflower
- Music of the Soul Shorts Book 2
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Hollie Jackson
People Watching
Reviewed: 11-07-16
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Of course I would, this story is very adorable that it's just too cute. someone doing everything they can to know everything about the other that she would learn an entire language. it a sweet romance story and I definitely recommend it to anyone
What was one of the most memorable moments of Wallflower?
hmmm... aside from when Lee finally got Amber's name? it has to be when Lee admitted to her best friend katy about her sexuality and she didn't even bat an eye. I hope I have friends as awesome as her, being a lesbian myself it's comforting to think that some people can be like that.
Have you listened to any of Hollie Jackson’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
well I have listened to this one so long ago I have just not realized I haven't reviewed it yet but yeah this one is definitely with her other works. I really don't know how she can do the different tones of her voices, I wish i knew.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
hmmm this is hard maybe... "A silent encounter that changed their lives" yea i think i'll go with that.
Any additional comments?
what to say... hmm.. well the story is great and the audio is beyond expectation. Overall a great audiobook to listen to. you will not regret buying it. or you know using a credit, enjoy listening
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A Little Favor
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Allyson Voller
- Length: 35 mins
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This short story is set in Europe before the start of World War Two, Jillian tours the clubs as a jazz singer to put a little adventure into her life. She gets more than she bargains for when she does a little favor for the girl who has her eye. She winds up running for her life and discovering a calling that gives her a purpose in life that is bigger than herself.
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Just A Little Favor She Said
- By Kitt on 10-04-16
- A Little Favor
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Allyson Voller
Just A Little Favor She Said
Reviewed: 10-04-16
What did you love best about A Little Favor?
I have a soft spot for war stories, be it old ones or newer ones. this one was set in the beginning and end of WW2. I love the character and her spunk, basically I love all of it, it's short which makes me want more of it! I could read an entire novel of this story and not get bored.
What was one of the most memorable moments of A Little Favor?
Let's see... there are a lot and I don't want to be spoiling potential readers and listeners. I loved the ending of it and I cried a little because of it. one memorable line would be the one about a Hanky Panky hahaha! *clears throat* sorry I just can't seem to read that phrase and not laugh or giggle.
Which scene was your favorite?
again I don't want to be spoiling people. The last scene definitely and also the one where Jillian was going to Emily's room and the Matron of the dormitory looked at her and allowed her to come because she was a woman and only men weren't allowed in the dorms so they won't steal the "virtues" of the women under her care. I was snickering in that part.
Who was the most memorable character of A Little Favor and why?
Jillian, well mostly because she was the main character, but also because of her personality and spunk. a nice gal with a fast wit to match.
Any additional comments?
I was a little weirded out that it was not Hollie Jackson who was narrating the book since i had gotten so used to her voice by now in Erik Schubach's book. But I have to tell you Ms. Allyson did an amazing job of Narrating this one and I love her accents. if you are used to Ms. Jackson's voice you will feel something different, but I assure you that it is a good different.
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Five Feet or Less
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Hollie Jackson
- Length: 4 hrs and 47 mins
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Reese is a programmer and tech geek who was confined to a wheelchair at a young age. Since then she has locked herself away from the outside in her virtual world - until a chance meeting with an ex-punk rocker girl, Sarah, teaches her that her world is not defined in five feet or less.
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Emotional
- By Todd (Toad) Vogel on 04-14-17
- Five Feet or Less
- By: Erik Schubach
- Narrated by: Hollie Jackson
Note: Bring tissues cause you're in for a ride
Reviewed: 08-01-16
Where does Five Feet or Less rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
If I were to pick a rank it would definitely be at no. 2, karaoke queen being no.1, But this one came close i'll tell you that. the emotions that it gave me were something that i couldn't explain. whenever I would read the book it never fails to make me bawling like a child. the character development was something else. and now to hear it, with such a talented narrator, I cried so much as I did with Karaoke Queen.
What other book might you compare Five Feet or Less to and why?
I don't think I can compare this book to another. each book has an element of uniqueness to it and by simply comparing two books to one another makes it seem more of a competition rather than simply enjoying the wonderful stories, the artists put down. this book is unique in it's own right, a hurt/comfort story, with something more in between.
Which character – as performed by Hollie Jackson – was your favorite?
In this book specifically I loved how she voiced Sara's Mom, Anne. I loved the deep and spunky voice Hollie had given her and the way she talked was amazing, especially the scene with the phone.
Who was the most memorable character of Five Feet or Less and why?
Reese of course, other than the fact that she is the main character. I loved the fact that she is strong and that strength helps her each day to continue on. I love that she can feel weak, because everyone, and I mean EVERYONE needs a break sometimes and to let others help them in that weakness, it gets tiring holding the weight of the world on your shoulders all the time, a little rest is not bad.
Any additional comments?
As I've said on the Headline, remember to bring tissues because this is one hell of a ride. Five feet or less is something different, and unique. The characters have their own personalities and color that they are not boring and bland. If you've read the book, I recommend you to listen to this because if reading the book made you cry, then listening to it would be a different story. and If you haven't read the book, then what are you waiting for? if you enjoy a good read with loads of emotions then make sure to pick up Five Feet or Less.
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