Naamah's Curse Audiobook

" I just totally adore this series. "

" Jacqueline Carey delivers another engaging story in the world of the god-touched inhabitants of Terre d'Ange. Carey uses Moirin's search for her stubborn soul mate, Bao, to expand the scope of her world to include people and places as yet unencountered in her previous novels, adding new richness to her story-telling. "

" Loved it, as always. Jacqueline Carey's characters are amazing, especially her supporting characters. I cannot wait for the next! "

" Moirin is no Phedre and worse still, she admits it. I found myself bored by the obvious plot and flat characters. Ultimately Moirin's story has always been a copy of Phedre's which wouldn't be so bad if it wasnt such a poor copy. "

" Great story! It's a much simpler story when compared to Phedre's or Imriel's story, but a great story none the less. Looking forward to the final book in the trilogy. "

" At this point in the game, I just read these because one comes out every year and it's easy reading. I'm not invested anymore, but I'm curious. Nothing compares to the first 3 books that Carey wrote. "

" I love Jacqueline Carey. Nothing like a fantasy story with good romance. :') "

" Still enjoy reading Carey's books, but this one feels like it lost a little steam compared to the others. Could be the dreaded "middle book of the trilogy" problem. "

" Once I got this out of the library I pretty much couldn't put it down. LOVED it. "

" I really enjoyed the newest addition to the Naamah series. While I liked and was more engaged with Phedre and her adventures, I also enjoy Moirin and Bao they are growing on me. I look forward to the next installment in the series. "

" I have some quibbles with this book, but it's still compulsively readable. "

" Writing is okay, but topic-wise the book is more about alternative sexuality. Not a clean read. I won't be pursuing other books by this author. That said, it isn't blatant. But still, not my cup of tea. "

" Brilliant. I love Carey's writing style and the way she takes you through myriad emotions all in a few paragraphs. Can't wait to get the final installment in my mitts.. "

" Lovely cover and interesting interplay/overview of a range of Asian cultures, but rather meandering and characters could be more compelling. "

" One of my favorite book series! I can read these books and the hours just past by took me two days to read it. I just love Jacqueline Carey and I love the story of the characters and how they develop throughout the whole series. "

" Ok book but I did not like it as much as the first "

" A great addition to the series! Without a doubt, these are trashy fantasies but the best of the bunch. It was with much sadness that I finished this novel. Mayhap the next one will be out soon! "

" Wow! Moirin sure is going thru a lot of adventures in the name of her gods. I was glad that she finally found some happiness w/Bao at the end of this one. I really like this series and am looking forward to #3. "

" I am enjoying this trilogy almost as much as the Kushiel trilogy and more than the trilogy regarding Imriel. Themain character is interesting, the writing good, and the plot interesting and decently paced. "

" I always love Jacqueline Carey's lush descriptions of far-off places. Her characters always seem alive to me. I couldn't put this one down. "

" Too much religion. Too much 'creamy smile' and 'sweet boy'. Rather mediocre lead. "

" Jacqueline Carey's premises are so interesting and she combines history and fantasy in really interesting ways, but the stories themselves ramble on and on and on . . . "

" While I did enjoy it, I do miss the old series. "

" I am enjoying this trilogy almost as much as the Kushiel trilogy and more than the trilogy regarding Imriel. Themain character is interesting, the writing good, and the plot interesting and decently paced. "

" A bit disappointed in this one (compared to the rest in the series). Got a bit boring and repetitious. "

" I just *like* Carey's writing. She creates characters so well. The events occasionally felt a bit contrived to make sure there would be a story to tell, but then again, the people who have nothing happen to them wouldn't be worth writing a story about. Start at the beginning of the series, though. "