High Moor 3: Blood Moon

De: Graeme Reynolds

Narrado por: Chris Barnes

The war has begun...As the humans make their move against the werewolf threat in their midst, and civil war threatens to break the pack apart, John and Marie struggle to free the only person who can unite the werewolf factions against their common enemy: Marie's brother, Michael. However, their efforts may be for nothing. As tensions mount, the Moonborn prepare to combat the human aggression with an assault of their own; an attack that could spell doom for both man and werewolf alike.

©2015 Graeme Reynolds (P)2015 Graeme Reynolds

The neat bow with the sadness of the “curse”

Moments when you thought couldn’t outdo the series predecessors with shock and horror it definitely ups the ante and delivers in this conclusion for sure! Moments I literally covered my mouth in shock and out loud said “whoa!”

It has it’s moments of surprise when you think predictable as well all leading up to bittersweet end keeping the tradition alive since the Wolf Man movies that being a werewolf always ends with the fact it’s a sad, tragic & lonely curse.

What a ride this series was.

Solid End To A Pretty Solid Story

Most of us worry about the ending as much as when we start our journey in the book series . Glad to tell you that this has a solid ending with a solid narration, just as the story went through change from mediocre to a good read same thing happened with the narrator in this last book he did a really good job , here starting with enthusiasm and sometimes un understandable words in the first book to this book where he is forced into giving us an outstanding performance on all fronts THANK YOU Chris Barnes

Positively gripping

Where does High Moor 3: Blood Moon rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

It ranks at the top of the list.

What other book might you compare High Moor 3: Blood Moon to and why?

High Moor 2: Moon Struck because the overall story is fantastic. The narrator, Chris Barnes, brought this story to life.

What about Chris Barnes’s performance did you like?

I thoroughly enjoyed how he gave each character its unique voice. I knew which character was speaking at the moment, and the emotions were clearly delivered.

If you could rename High Moor 3: Blood Moon, what would you call it?

I wouldn't rename it.

A fitting end to an amazing trilogy

Any additional comments?

Graeme Reynolds has brought us a fine end to his High Moor Trilogy, combining the fantastic of werewolves and the every day problems of immigration and government gone rampant. He manages to use his characters as a wonderful way to reflect many of the issues currently plaguing society and the UK in particular.

As always the book is ably narrated by Chris Barnes, who continues to bring his A game with perhaps his best performance yet, really cutting to the bone with some of the most visceral and most heartbreaking material of the series.

While we'll always want more of our favorite wolves, the trilogy has been brought to a wonderful end that even in its final pages still manages to draw directly from the headlines. You will not be disappointed!

Fantastic Ending

The epic conclusion of the High Moor trilogy does not disappoint! I had no idea how this was all going to come to an end and I both couldn't wait to see how it ended but was so sad to see it end.

There is so much packed in here that is both revisiting recurring characters from the previous books but we also are introduced to new characters. This book also had one of the most suspenseful and terrifying scenes for me out of all of three novels.

The ending is completely perfect but also bittersweet. I am not ashamed to say I cried when it ended. I do think it was the perfect ending though, and it was the right way to end it all.

I absolutely recommend this series, it is the best werewolf series and I am sure I will revisit again because I had so much fun and enjoyed it so much.

My high expectations were exceeded by far...

Part three of the best werewolf trilogy (and one of the best trilogies overall). From the beginning the High Moor audio production has been phenomenal.

Chris Barnes, an incredibly talented narrator, has brought this story to its full potential, and by now he's become part of the High Moor world.

The author, Graeme Reynolds, has of course already written two cracking werewolf thrillers, and took his time over the third and final installment! That extra time paid off, and I found it to be the best of the three.

By this point in the story we're already familiar with the characters and a lot has happened leading up to this moment. The stakes are high, for sure, and my absolute attention was captured from the opening sentence.

This was a riveting experience, and strongly recommended for anyone who's read the first two. Those who haven't should go buy the audio versions and catch up. Now.

A Blood Bath!

Would you consider the audio edition of High Moor 3: Blood Moon to be better than the print version?

Since I haven't touched the print version, I can not say.

What was one of the most memorable moments of High Moor 3: Blood Moon?

The huge battle at the end. I love action like that The way those I liked, as well as disliked died - with a few living and passing on a serious message to the humans, it was the best!

Which scene was your favorite?

As previously mentioned, the battle at the end half my favorite scene. I won't give details, but a military leader got what was coming to him.

If you could rename High Moor 3: Blood Moon, what would you call it?

Nope- I wouldn't change a thing with the title. it fit perfectly.

Great werewolf series

This is a series that I have been searching for. I love the powerful superhuman wolfman/ Howling style werewolf. Great characters. Violent and viceral. Bittersweet.
The narrator accent was a bit tough however it adds a certain style and feel that I grew to enjoy more and more. Reminds me of the movie Dog Soldiers.

Perfect ending of a brilliant story

Characters are good and the progression of the story is sound and comfortable, with both action and non-action stories in sound order. Reader is good and have a nice accent.

Another Amazing Story with Excellent Narration

Absolutely loved this book, which was definitely not predicable at all. Narration was also awesome