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Tyler McGuire
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Be careful what you wish for.
What would you do if you stumbled across a magic eight ball with all the answers? Would you ask it for the lottery numbers? Would you ask about the love of your life? That’s what Will Pearce did.
But as Will starts relying more on the eight ball to provide him with the answers that he seeks, he soon realizes that his magical gift comes with a heavy price.
Will is a supernatural thriller that leaves you wondering and asking yourself - what would I have done?
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- dee
- 08-22-19
glad I gave it a try
I really liked this book. Enjoyed the original concept and was happy with the narration.
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- Wanda
- 12-12-19
8 ball
This story makes me afraid to pick up my 8 ball sitting on my desk.
Never thought that an 8 ball could make one do the things that he did. Either you do what it tells you to do or the concequenses could be deadly.
Not a story line that I ever imagined but was fantastic.
I received this free for an honest review from the author of narrator.
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- Amazon Customer
- 09-04-19
decent
predictable, but well written and good time passer. i had been in a slump. i usually listen to about 3 books a week and the last month or so have just not been able to get into anything. this book didnt get set down so its definitely worth the listen. the narrator did a great job overall. recommend it
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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- Christina
- 09-21-19
You may not be ready for the answer
I was given this title for an honest and unbiased review.
Will finds a magic 8 ball that gives him more than just the normal answers. It is an interesting concept but I never quite connected with the characters. I kept waiting to find out what was going on and in the end, I felt like I missed something. I wanted to like the story more but the ups and downs felt a bit forced at times and the narration was underwhelming. The last third of the book was the best but I still felt that there was just something missing.
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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- Amber Smith
- 09-17-19
Messed Up!
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review. This was a messed up book! Not all in a bad way! The story is very original, like nothing I have ever read before. It was a slow start, but the pace increased and I had to know what happened. I didn't love the ending though.
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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- Spooky Mike
- 09-05-19
The Shirt Is Blue
I really liked the concept of this story and it played out quite well. Cutting the cord on making your own decisions and allowing them to be left up to fate, AKA magic 8 ball, seems easy. Problem is when fate tells you to do things you don’t want to do. Will you do them or will you not? What if there are consequences involved? Overall a great story that I was glued to in order to find out what would happen next.
I thought the plot was unique, maybe something others have thought about, but not something that a person who lets the chips fall as they may never put thought into. The setup for the interaction of the 8 Ball was finely executed and continued to provide a thrill ride throughout. I liked all the different scenarios that Will was thrust into and many turned out differently than I expected. The only issue I had is that I wasn’t really happy with the ending. Didn’t expect the way it turned out and would have liked something different.
“Standing out is so much better than blending in. Orange was warm, emotional, flamboyant. Orange is the new black.” The idea of not blending in and standing out was great. I liked the inner turmoil Will went through and the overall outcome of him finally standing out and up for himself. Trying to blend in and be unnoticeable can be harder than being yourself. Becoming confident in who you are is something that comes with the ability to say f it. That aspect of the book really stood out to me and made it a positive story.
I really liked the characters. For some reason the relationship of Will and Allie really made me happy and I was constantly hoping of the best between them. Their relationship was a roller coaster that had me needing to know how things were going to go, almost more so than the overall story.
The character development that Will goes through, also noticed by his friends, was great. I liked to see him become a more confident and less socially awkward person as he left his fate up to something else. I loved how his actual personality kept coming out as he was faced with his fate and how the meeker side of him tried to fight it. Will’s natural persona was the perfect person to help you answer the question of what would you do.
Tyler McGuire did a great job with the narration. I really enjoyed his character voices and thought they were fitting for the type of characters. I think he added the missing touch to them with his narration and he made them all come to life.
I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.
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- Wanpakumono
- 08-29-19
Enjoyable read, but with little reward at the end
I read this book quickly, and was enjoying the progression of the story and it's characters. Unfortunately, the ending left me flat. It was too easy for me to see the ending coming with the "surprise twist." I was really hoping the author would take it somewhere else and surprise me.
I should note that I requested this book and agreed to review it.
The narration was solid. I would definitely read another narration.
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- Chas
- 09-03-19
Intriguing Premise
A super interesting premise with a fantastic throughout story. This is the first Christine Bernard novel I have experienced and it definitely made me want to look into her catalog of works more.
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- SD
- 08-29-21
Hilarious / Scary / Fantastic !
This story is fantastic!
It may not be visually exciting to be turned into movie, but it works great in ebook and audiobook. (The narrator interpretation also helps with the ambience, the characters creation and their personality).
I loved the ideia of a magic 8 ball giving advice/orders that one would have to follow (or else...).
I don't want to give spoilers but I'm fascinated with the concept of existing a higher being that can turn our life to it's best if we listen, and that even bad things can turn out to have some silver lining even if we can't see it at first.
The ending will surprise you, even though it was staring us in the face all along. I do wish this book has a follow up because, like many other "physiologic thrillers", this one still fails to give us any backstory as to why the "magic" exist in the first place or what it's his real purpose.
You will probably be as curious as me - be warned! ;)
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- chaoticangel38
- 09-05-19
Unusual & interesting book!
I really enjoyed this freaky book. I owned a magic 8 ball as a kid & this brought back memories. Christine Bernard’s writing reminded me of Stephen King, bordering on horror, but not precisely. I would recommend this book for anyone who is into unusual, horror books! Tyler McGuire did a good job of narrating this book, which made it that much better!
I received this book free, I am writing this honest review voluntarily.
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