
The Witches of BlackBrook
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Narrated by:
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Michelle Marie
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By:
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Tish Thawer
Through space and time, sisters entwined. Lost then found, souls remain bound.
Three sisters escape the Salem witch trials when the eldest casts a spell that hurtles their souls forward through time. After centuries separated, fate has finally reunited them in the present day.
One the healer, one the teacher, and one the deceiver.
Will their reunion return their full powers, or end their soul's journey forever?
A Witches of BlackBrook novel.
©2015 Tish Thawer (P)2016 Tish ThawerListeners also enjoyed...




















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The story is that of three sister witches who are cast into multiple reincarnated lives and must find each other through time while battling unseen forces. It switches between the witch trials and current time, only to throw in a few random years. More than once the story literally repeats itself verbatim for a few paragraphs. The "romance" that is thrown in, is often little more than a chance to be explicit enough about sex to interest middle school girls. It would have made for a stronger feminist story to have left that out. At times it seems as if the author knows much about Wicca, but then she occasionally makes mistakes, leaving the reader to wonder. One of the dates she gives, that of the small pox vaccine, is off by many years. One can only assume that she is writing for children who would either not know such things, or not care to look it up.
This is the first in a two series book, with the second book leaving things hanging for a third. Overall, if you can get past the cheesy writing and bad reading, it is an acceptable storyline. Sad, because this book produces on of the best feminist lines ever, “We are the granddaughters of the witches you weren’t able to burn.”
Poorly Written, Poorly Read!
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Story was good
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What did you love best about The Witches of BlackBrook?
What I loved best about The Witches of BlackBrook is the way the author, Tish Thawer, wove together the past and the present to create a thrilling story. The story flowed seamlessly through the twists and turns.Any additional comments?
The narrator, Michelle Marie, did a wonderful job bringing to life these characters and connecting me to them. I look forward to checking out other works by her.Wow. A Fantastic start to the Series.
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Short and sweet
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Perhaps more importantly, though. was the bad grammar! It's fine when it's not perfect in dialogue, because characters say things all sorts of ways; but in the omniscient view, grammar needs to be perfect or close to it. Bad writing, or bad editing?! I guess both.
Both issues above brought my attention to a screeching halt multiple times during what was an otherwise seemingly decent storyline. I like a mystery, so trying to figure out who the truly good/bad characters were was what kept me listening to the end - despite the distractions.
The characters remained static and two-dimensional, however, and that was disappointing. I'd hoped for some growth.
Probably wouldn't recommend, and won't waste credits on the next titles in the series, especially if I see they're read by the same narrator. Just not my cup of tea!
Narrated with southern accent, mispronunciations
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Any additional comments?
Quick, entertaining and interesting magical paranormal story.The story is told between the past and present. Really liked the "past" parts of the story.
While the story was entertaining and enjoyable it was pretty easy to figure out who the deceiver in the trio was. Although there are a few twists in the story you don't see coming.
While Michelle Marie has a pleasant voice she needs to slow down, it sounds like she is rushing through the narration.(female voices) When she was narrating the part of Jason her narration was good. Not to fast. There was not much change in each of the female character voices. She did a pretty good voice for the "evil" entity.
Saying end of chapter is annoying, a slight pause and then saying new chapter number is enough.
This Audiobook was provided by the author, narrator or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of AudiobookBoom
Sister's Entwined
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Would you try another book from Tish Thawer and/or Michelle Marie?
I would read another book by this author, only if I wanted a quick read that I didn't have to think about.How would you have changed the story to make it more enjoyable?
I would have developed the story much more. This was pretty much straightforward this happened, then this happened, then this happened. There was no character development and the dialog between the characters was simplistic.Would you be willing to try another one of Michelle Marie’s performances?
I didn't really care for the narrator. The reading was a bit quick, and her voices were laughable in some aspects, and rather annoying and childish in other aspects.It was just ok
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I would have rated it 5 stars but I hated announcing the end of every chapter. It broke my concentration from the story
Spell gone wrong
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Disappointing
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The narration is so bad it detracts from the story.
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