The Unbound Witch

Unmarked, Book 2

De: Miranda Lyn

Narrado por: Nicci Prior

A HEART DRIVEN BY VENGEANCE; A SOUL DEVOURED BY REGRET

After finally ending the Dark King's perceived reign of terror, a heartbroken Raven must face the grief and guilt of becoming a murderer. Her best friend Kirsi might've helped her cope, except she has her own existential crisis learning to be a wraith. They find themselves stranded in the human lands with the Dark King's cousin, Grey, and a new band of misfits desperately searching for a way back home.

BUT HOME IS HARBORING NOTHING BUT RUINATION

In the wake of the Dark King's demise, the coven leaders have the perfect opportunity to retrieve the Grimoires in their hunt for supremacy and power. But casting near two at once could unleash catastrophic horrors, and Raven's life has already been shattered enough. Determined to preserve what's left of their broken worlds, Raven and Kirsi race against time as they battle the remaining coven leaders to stop the Harrowing. And a shocking revelation from the other side might crash Raven's world once and for all.

From the author of the heart-pounding fantasy series, Fae Rising and the explosive opening, The Unmarked Witch comes the twisted conclusion to the Unmarked Duology, The Unbound Witch.

©2022 Miranda Lyn (P)2022 Miranda Lyn

great story

I listen to this in 2 days. the story was awesome and the characters where great!!!

A great ending to this duo-logy!

I love the adventure, the multiple POV’s, the vengefulness and the powerful witches with shifters! I’m so happy how it ended! It was unpredictable and beautiful!

3.5

I loved the first book, this one was good but didn’t hold me captive like the first! Still a good listen.

I’m not ok

This book was heart wrenchingly good.
It was such a rollercoaster of emotions and I couldn’t stop listening.
I really enjoyed the narrator for these books too, though what she was saying and what the Kindle edition had didn’t always match up perfectly. Threw me off a couple times but that’s such a minor issue. She had an overall great performance.

This duology has very quickly become one of my favourites and I’m thinking of doing another read-through already.
Well done, Miranda Lyn

So worth the wait!

I was so excited for this book release and it did not disappoint! The story wraps up beautifully and I was entrenched the entire way! The world building is amazing and I felt all the emotions! The narrator is phenomenal but best heard in headphones! Even some of the plot twists were unexpected which is hard, because I feel like I often see everything coming! I can’t wait to listen again and will definitely purchase the physical copies for my collection

Worth The Read

I like the first book better but this book had a few plot twists that were fun. The voiceover was terrible. Everyone sounded exactly the same. Worth the read.

So much action!

Fast paced and a well thought out sequel. It kept me engaged throughout and I really enjoyed this duology.

Cute little story

I love this series and can’t put them down once I start reading! I’ve actually read this series multiple times!! That’s how much I love it!

Entertaining

Miranda Lyn did a wonderful job in this second book…captivating to say the least.

An Okay Fantasy

The first book was slightly better than this one. However, I wouldn’t have even read this one if the first hadn’t left me hanging. Maybe I’m just outgrowing YA books.
What I liked: The story was completed. The ending wrapped things nicely with no loose strings. There were a couple of surprise twists, though I had already figured out one and suspected the other.
What I didn’t like: The nasally narration of the reader and her interpretation of the king’s voice, especially when she made him drawl. I found the ending entirely unsatisfying, specifically Willow, the changes, and Raven. Especially Raven. Some scenes of the story dragged. The Dark King lost much of his allure and became too tame. The sex scenes seem like a forced attempt to use all the adjectives and action verbs the author knew, with the last bedding thrown in for good measure. While most of the book dragged the ending seemed disjointed and rushed.
I’m mostly aggravated about the lukewarm ending. It’s a fantasy. At least it could have had a fantastic ending. It felt anticlimactic and disappointing.