Blood Goblet

Bloodline Awakened Supernatural Thriller Series, Book 2

De: J.P. Rice

Narrado por: Benjamin Allen

Cyclone Woman is missing.

When something supernatural happens in Pittsburgh, Mike Merlino’s phone rings first. So when a Shawnee weather spirit gets kidnapped, the young wizard vows to solve the case.

Mike soon finds out that a group of immortal sorcerers are behind everything and using the spirit to control the weather patterns. The sorcerers start causing tornadoes around the Pittsburgh area, destroying everything in sight.

Can Mike fill the Blood Goblet and free Cyclone Woman before the mad sorcerers raze a proud city to the ground?

Fans of Jim Butcher, Shayne Silvers, and Orlando A. Sanchez will find common ground in this urban fantasy series full of magic and snark.

Pick up this book to start your reading adventure immediately.

©2018 Jason Paul Rice (P)2019 Jason Paul Rice

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! After listening to this story,. I totally enjoyed reading this book. It’s well written and the characters were uniquely fantastic. I would suggest this book to my friends that like this sort of genera. this was a good book. The narration was great.

Great book

This was a great book to listen to. It has a lot of action, suspense and drama. The narrator has done a great job of voicing each character.

great books

I like these books and author. The books are well written and characters are well developed. the performance is great.

Entertaining

In Blood Goblet, Mike is forced into an alcohol free life, is a new father, and faces the reality that he no longer has self-control. The story is interesting and fast paced with non-stop action . More of the character backgrounds are revealed in this story. The narrator did a nice job with different voices. Pauses between sentences was a bit slower than I prefer, but found increasing the speed to 1.75x about right. I received a free copy of this audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Still really fun story, but

I would have loved to hear more use of magic. There have been a few spells, but fairly common ones. Still a fun story though.

Oh Mikey!!!

Book 2 doesn’t disappoint!!! Omg!! Action packed from start to finish.
I enjoyed every minute!!
I liked meeting new characters d seeing character growth.

JP Rice did an amazing job at tying in books 1&2. Adding new plots and characters and leaving one doozy of a cliffhanger!!

The world is so rich in mythical creatures and diverse gods. I enjoyed the tie into asian myths as well. I like that Mike and Felix work
Together still. Intrigued as well by this. Since book one made me feel that Felix will work with the highest bidder.

When is book 3???? I need more!!

grown a little

after taking on the care of a teenage demon Mike learns what is more important in life which in the end he has grown as a person.

hero fun

This guy is a word lover who is doing his best to wade through the madness of immortal god's. He is struggling with the best way to proceed with little help

Great Read

Blood Goblet (Bloodline Awakened #4) was a good read by J.P. Rice. If something happens that is supernatural in Pittsburgh, Mike Merlino’s phone is the first to ring. Mike is a young wizard, who vows to solve the kidnapping of a Shawnee weather spirit. Everything is happening because of a group of immortal sorcerers who are using the spirit to control the weather patterns. They cause tornadoes are Pittsburgh that destroy everything in sight. I enjoyed reading Mike’s journey of filling the Blood Goblet to free Cyclone Woman. I cant wait to read more by the author.

Another exciting Merlino adventure!

J.P. Rice has written another exciting installment in his Bloodline Awakened series. In this book Mr. Rice mixes Shawnee mythology with what appears to me to be perhaps some Japanese mythology (not exactly sure of the actual origin). Merlino has to put together a company to find and acquire the Blood Goblet in order to rescue Cyclone Woman from the remaining members of the Seven Sorcerers.

The book is filled with plenty of action. We also come to know more about the characters as more of their backgrounds are revealed. I also like the fact that each book can be read as a stand alone. They are ended with only a hint of what might come next but nothing so cliffhanging that you are compelled to read the next book unless you enjoy the series and want more Merlino adventures.

Benjamin Allen does a fine job of narrating it. He has a pleasant voice and speaks in a manner that does not have me reversing the audio so that I can hear a section again and better absorb what had just been said. It definitely spoils the story a bit when I have to do that so appreciate it greatly when I don't have to.

I look forward to finding out what J.P. Rice has in store for Merlino in the next book in the series. The preview has definitely whetted my curiosity.