Rituals

De: Kelley Armstrong

Narrado por: Julie McKay, Carine Montbertrand

The fifth book and the exciting conclusion to best-selling author Kelley Armstrong's "impossible-to-put-down" Cainsville series, in which she mixes hard-hitting crime writing with phenomenal world-building to create a brand of fiction all her own.

When Olivia Taylor-Jones found out she was not actually the adopted child of a privileged Chicago family but of a notorious pair of convicted serial killers, her life exploded. Running from the fallout, she found a refuge in the secluded but oddly welcoming town of Cainsville, Illinois, but she couldn't resist trying to dig out the truth about her birth parents' crimes. She began working with Gabriel Walsh, a fiendishly successful criminal lawyer who also had links to the town; their investigation soon revealed Celtic mysteries at work in Cainsville and also entangled Olivia in a tense love triangle with the calculating Gabriel and her charming biker boyfriend, Ricky. Worse, troubling visions revealed to Olivia that the three of them were reenacting an ancient drama pitting the elders of Cainsville against the mysterious Huntsmen, with Olivia as the prize.

In the series' fifth and final novel, not only does Gabriel's drug addict mother, whom he thought was dead, make a surprise reappearance, but Kelley Armstrong delivers a final scary and surprising knockout twist. It turns out a third supernatural force has been at work all along, a dark and malevolent entity that has had its eye on Olivia since she was a baby and wants to win at any cost.

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Fantastic!

This series is addictive! I listened to the whole series in a matters of days! Fantastic!

Wonderful

Don't miss this serier. It is beautiful, charming, sweet, paranormal, and everything I love. A powerful love story.

Great story

Thoroughly enjoyed the story - if not such a great, I would have abandoned it due to one horrible narrator. Not sure why they brought her back after all of the similar reviews for book 4. At least she only read part of it. The other narrator was excellent in all 5 books.

Sad It's Over

What did you love best about Rituals?

Actually, Rituals which is the 5th and last book in the series was the book I least liked. Yes, it answered the last remaining questions, but it lacked something... sorry not sure what. I just felt like the story line fizzled out towards the end.

What did you like best about this story?

I loved both the story across all five books and all the characters (good and bad).

Any additional comments?

the story mentioned Gabriel’s size so many time... i would to see who the writer would cast as Gabriel.

Good Series...Narrators not a good fit

Love the book. Love the series. Narrators not a good fit in that their 'other' voices were often nasally, whiny and too strange because they needed to come up with yet another character voice. Too many male voices to not have a male narrator. I got used to the voices because I really enjoyed the series.

Enjoyed The Series

I liked the characters. Just glad it was a completed series and this completed it.

Excellent!

I really enjoyed this book and had no problem with the narrator. This author delivers a excellent story with great characters!

Captivating and beautiful.

I couldn’t stop listening. The story was exciting and surprising with a lot of twists and turns. I would recommend the series to anyone that loves a heartwarming thrill.

Perfect ending

Despite having read other reviews, I was still worried that this series would not end well. I needn’t have been concerned. Kelley Armstrong brought this series to a brilliant conclusion.

Going to have to read it

By the second book of this series I had completely immersed myself into this world that Kelley Armstrong had created and invested in the characters and relationships. I didn't always like them but I rooted for them. This is not a genre I generally read. Faeries are not my thing. Love triangles - with love that spans other lives - ha - sort of annoys me. I was hesitant. But this story was just so well done. It does all come together. The only draw back remained consistently to be the narrator. I will have to actually read this story next time and likely enjoy it more. The narrator removed me from the world at times. I recommend this - but I recommend reading.