
Furious Flames
Elemental, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Todd Menesses
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By:
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Rain Oxford
Devon Sanders, a private investigator known for his efficiency and discretion, is determined to unearth the secrets of the paranormal university, Quintessence. As the truth of his own past is revealed, he learns that some secrets are better left in the dark.
When a strange sickness spreads through the school, the evidence points to someone Devon never expected. As the university and its students are threatened, it may be time for Quintessence to redesign the rules of the paranormal community. To save the students, Devon must race against time to stop an enemy that is as elusive...as a shadow.
Magic is elemental.
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What made the experience of listening to Furious Flames the most enjoyable?
The narrator is excellent, and really adds to the feel of the story. I've listened to ALL of his narrations of Oxford's books, so far, and he is excellent!What was one of the most memorable moments of Furious Flames?
In the epilogue, when Devon starts to question his parentage... OMG!What does Todd Menesses bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
His voice. He has one of those epic voice over voices that you just want to curl up and wrap around your soul.Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
I absolutely listened to this in one sitting! That's why I'm still up at 11 o'clock at night!Any additional comments?
If you liked the first 2 books in this series, you are going to LOVE this book. So much drama, misdirection, and craziness!!!!Book 3 is even better!
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An wonderful book!
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narrator does a much better job!
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Love IT!!!
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Much better Todd
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Devon begins to examine his feelings about his childhood vampire friend. I think the love connection is inevitable but glad the author is moving slowly. What I don't get is Devon's ex-wife. Regina stalks him even though Devon has a restraining order against her. How is that possible with a PI with ties to the police? I don't understand the authors reason for even bringing her up in this book. It's like they wrote this small section and forced it to fit with what was happening in the novel. I hope her story line is cut. It's useless.
My only issues with this novel is that it would get alittle confusing keeping up with the different wizard characters. I can't put it on one thing... the narrator tries to make the voices distinct but I thing it's more of the author flip flopping between story lines that makes it worse. But in all, the book is a great character development novel. You learn more about each person in the story, even the secondary characters. Sometimes I will complain that books like these are transitional... but this was done so well that being transitional is a plus. I'm hoping the next one is already available on audible.
I'm Hooked!
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For Story telling, this is another great book in the series. There are plot twists and turns that you almost see coming, but still surprises. Strange events in the past makes sense as you and the protagonist learns more about the supernatutal world.
Writing skill: The author doesn't make it easy for the audience to follow the story. He is not consistent in referring to his charterers. Example: Headmaster Logan Hunt are sometimes refered to as Logan, Hunt or Headmaster Hunt. With classmates, teachers, bad-guys and other minor charters, a sutten name drop without clear context makes me unsure of the narrative.
Speaking of context, this is the third book. I had to re-read the second book, to remind me of what the "amulet" was, who "Gail" was, what the issue with Darwin was and so on. There were absolutely no reintroduction or re-presentation, that could have helped me, if I don't read the books back-to-back. Other authors can spend a line reintroducing key elements, why cant Rain Oxford?
Now I am debating if I should buy and read the forth book Insidious Winds: Elemental, Book 4. There is still a lot of plot points to sort out, and it is a complexity is intriguing. If I don't do it now I'll most likely be just as lost as I was when I began this one, as there are no reintroduction. But on the other hand, I am a bit fed up with the protagonists "Intuition" that always makes him do the right thing.
Story telling Vs writing skill
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