
Gift of the Gods
Magic Blessed Academy, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Stacey Glemboski
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By:
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Eva Ashwood
They call this place Magic Blessed Academy, but I sure as hell don’t feel blessed.
I never asked for these powers. I never asked to be yanked away from my perfectly good life and forced to come here.
But the gods have gifted me with magic, and now I have no choice.
If I was smart, I’d keep my head down and play it safe until I can graduate.
And I definitely wouldn’t go up against the three gorgeous, infuriating men who rule the school - Trace, Merrick, and Lachlan.
But when we’re all chosen to compete in the Gods’ challenge, a deadly competition for the honor of meeting the gods themselves, teaming up with my bullies may be my only chance at survival.
Now the only question is: Will we kill each other or screw each other first?
This is the first book in the Magic Blessed Academy series, a university-age reverse harem paranormal romance. It contains cursing and sexual situations, and is intended for listeners over 18.
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nice surprise
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Great start!
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Amazing
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Great series
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Stacey has done an awesome job on the narration.
What a start
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The narration I thought was done well. I wish there could have been a male narrator but Stacy did a good job with the different accents, especially Lachlan's accent. I think sometimes she was a little overdone, but that kinda went with the MC's personality I guess haha (for some reason I didnt like her inflections/accent for the MC's friend). I think there should have been more Boston accents if the MC was there for a good portion of her life, but not a lot of people could do a Boston accent that wouldn't get on someone's nerves after awhile haha. Overall, I would listen to Stacey again, that's for sure!
Good start to this supernatural academy RH series!
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A kickass female boxer ends up in school no way that can go bad right?
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Mystery, romance, hot times.. all my favorite stuff. 5 paws up from me and the cat. 🐾🐾🐾🐱
Gift of a Good Story
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Gift of the Gods
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The first half was a struggle for me. I seriously almost DNFed the book. The characters are very shallow and the men, that the reader knows are going to form the reverse harem, are only shown as sexist a-holes. We are not given a single redeeming moment with any of them. Honestly, we're not given much of them at all. The reader knows they are the to-be harem because they are the only named men at all, not because Ashwood spends any time developing them. Despite all that, the reader is also told how Aria finds them hot and I was simply indignant on her behalf, to think she would lower herself to be with men who treat her that way. (And it doesn't even rise to enough development for me to call it a bully-romance.)
However, in the second half the personalities change drastically. (We're just going to skip over the 'why would she trust the men who have spent a month demeaning her to team in the first place.') We're given the group working as a team and get to know them A LITTLE better. The shift from platonic to poly is very fast, but it's still satisfying in it's own way.
All in all, if I found the sequel as a freebie I'd probably read it (based on the second half of this book). But I wouldn't pay for it—if that tells you anything.
Note: I received a free code for this book. I chose to listen and review it.
2.5
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